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Committee approves concrete holding tank to replace collapsed septic at River Street Storage
Summary
Oneida County Facilities Committee voted to replace a collapsed septic holding tank at the River Street Storage building with a concrete tank not to exceed $9,200, citing durability for potential vehicle traffic.
The Oneida County Facilities Committee voted April 13 to replace the collapsed septic holding tank at the River Street Storage building with a concrete tank, authorizing the work at a cost not to exceed $9,200.
Troy Huber told the committee the existing septic system had collapsed. Planning and Zoning staff indicated the system is likely grandfathered, which explained why the County had not received regular maintenance notices. The county had quotes from Howard Brothers and A-1 Septic and was awaiting a third quote from Tweet Garot.
Committee members discussed installation options, including concrete and plastic holding tanks. Robert Briggs recommended a concrete tank, particularly if vehicles will drive over the area. Robert Almekinder moved to replace the holding tank with a concrete one not to exceed $9,200; Robert Briggs seconded. All committee members present voted 'Aye' and the motion carried.
The motion authorized procurement and installation to proceed within the approved not-to-exceed amount; specific contractor selection was not recorded in the minutes and will follow standard procurement procedures.
