Council approves consent items, National Guard contract changes, a sole‑source water station and a PFAS study
In a series of largely uncontested votes the council approved routine consent items, two National Guard repair contract modifications (B‑325 and B‑216), a sole‑source exemption for an AquaTrak water loading station and authorized a consultant contract with CDM Smith for PFAS alternatives at the Balsam Well.
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The Klamath Falls City Council on May 18 approved a set of administrative and procurement items, including budget consent materials, contract modifications tied to National Guard cooperative agreements and a water system consultant contract to study PFAS solutions.
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