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Granite Falls council approves contract for wastewater outfall receiving‑water study
Summary
The Granite Falls City Council on May 15 approved a contract with Gray and Osborne Engineering Inc. to assist with a Wastewater Treatment Plant outfall receiving‑water study and authorized the city manager to sign the agreement.
The Granite Falls City Council voted May 15 to approve a contract with Gray and Osborne Engineering Inc. to provide assistance on a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) outfall receiving‑water study and authorized City Manager Brent Kirk to sign the agreement.
Councilmember David Griggs moved to approve the contract; Councilmember Glenn seconded the motion, which carried. The minutes record the approval as part of the meeting’s new business.
City staff had reported earlier in the meeting on ongoing WWTP project work and a related receiving‑water study is intended to support project planning and regulatory compliance; the minutes do not specify the contract price or funding source. The city manager’s authorization to sign the contract was the explicit direction recorded in the minutes.
The council packet and subsequent staff reports are expected to contain the full contract terms and any proposed project budget; those documents were not included in the meeting minutes.
