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Lawrenceburg utility board approves repairs, meter work and substation maintenance
Summary
The Lawrenceburg Utility Board on April 20 approved a $6,204 transmitter replacement and calibration at the water plant, a $4,354 installation of purchased sewer flow meters and a $22,797 first‑phase control replacement at Ludlow Hills Substation; a bid request for Lift Station 13 was tabled.
The Lawrenceburg Utility Board approved three maintenance and equipment actions on April 20 intended to restore metering accuracy and begin a phased substation controls replacement.
Utility director Rob Schneider told board members the distribution mag meter transmitter at the water treatment plant had been giving errant readings — once showing a surplus of about 800 gallons per minute before technicians reduced that error — and that the transmitter’s display was nonfunctional. "It's 20 years old, and it's obsolete," Schneider said,…
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