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Contractor scheduled to cap Bloomville pool well as first step in pool demolition
Summary
The Bloomville Board of Public Affairs recorded that Boes Water Well Drilling & Pump Services will cap and fill the pool well as the initial step in a planned pool demolition; the transcript names the contractor but does not list contract terms, cost, or a timeline.
The Bloomville Board of Public Affairs reported on Feb. 3 that Boes Water Well Drilling & Pump Services is scheduled to cap and fill the well at the public pool, a step the board described as the first phase of pool demolition.
The meeting record identifies the contractor by name but provides no information about a contract award, cost, start date, or whether the board approved a contract during the meeting. Water/Sewer Operator Levi Webster was present at the meeting, but the transcript does not record technical details or an estimated demolition schedule.
Why it matters: capping and filling a pool well is a preparatory safety and environmental step before demolition and can entail environmental safeguards, permitting, and contractor oversight. The transcript does not specify whether required permits have been obtained or which department will oversee demolition beyond the contractor name.
The transcript line reads: "Boes Water Well Drilling & Pump Services is coming to cap and fill the well for the pool; this will be the first step in the pool demolition process." The record does not include a motion, vote, or contract amount.
