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Batavia staff report EFC awarded $12 million grant for wastewater work; council to consider acceptance Jan. 26
Summary
Public works director Tom Phelps told the City Council that the Environmental Facilities Corporation awarded Batavia a $12 million grant for wastewater treatment plant upgrades; the council agreed to place formal acceptance and any related approvals on the Jan. 26 business meeting agenda.
Tom Phelps, the city’s director of public works, told the council Jan. 12 that the Environmental Facilities Corporation (EFC) has awarded the City of Batavia a $12 million grant intended for wastewater treatment plant infrastructure upgrades and improvements.
Phelps described the award as an infrastructure grant to support WWTP upgrades; the council agreed to move formal acceptance of the grant and any implementing approvals to the Jan. 26 business meeting. No vote to accept the grant was recorded at the conference meeting.
The council did not discuss detailed scope, matching funds, timelines, or procurement steps for the project at the conference meeting; those items are expected to appear with the grant acceptance paperwork at the next business meeting.
