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Marion council approves water‑plant SRF pre‑application, KDOT street submission and several local ordinances
Summary
The Marion City Council unanimously approved submitting a KDHE SRF pre‑application for up to $5.7 million in water‑plant upgrades, authorized a Phase 2 KDOT CCLIP submission for downtown concrete work, and adopted two ordinances addressing yield signs and refuse-container placement. Council also approved joining a reservoir algae‑monitoring partnership contingent on a neighboring city’s participation.
At its regular meeting, the Marion City Council voted unanimously to move forward on multiple infrastructure and code matters, including a major pre‑application to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) State Revolving Fund (SRF) and a KDOT CCLIP highway grant pre‑application for downtown street reconstruction.
Darren, the utilities lead, asked the council to approve submitting a KDHE SRF pre‑application that lists a $5.7 million project ceiling intended to address key water‑plant components including ozone treatment, flocculation, clarifiers, high‑service pump upgrades and controls and electrical improvements. The council approved the submission to place the project on KDHE’s funding list; Darren said there is no signature required for the pre‑application…
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