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DeWitt council authorizes $24,004 for Cedarwood Street sewer lining
Summary
The DeWitt City Council unanimously authorized up to $24,004 from sewer reserve funds to install a cured‑in‑place pipe (CIPP) liner on the Cedarwood Street sanitary sewer between Cherry and Pine streets following an SCCMUA recommendation.
The DeWitt City Council on Feb. 23 voted unanimously to authorize up to $24,004 in sewer reserve funds to install a cured‑in‑place pipe (CIPP) liner on the sanitary sewer on Cedarwood Street between Cherry and Pine streets. Councilmember Kellogg made the motion, which Councilmember VanDyke seconded, and the measure passed by unanimous vote.
City materials included a recommendation from SCCMUA that the affected section of sewer be repaired and relined. Council approved use of the sewer reserve fund to pay for the CIPP installation; the council did not specify a contractor or a construction schedule at the meeting.
The funding authorization is limited to the not‑to‑exceed amount of $24,004 and applies to the Cedarwood Street segment described in the agenda packet. No council member requested postponement or additional study before the authorization was made. The council did not record individual roll‑call votes in the minutes beyond noting the motion carried unanimously.
Staff next steps are expected to include arranging procurement and scheduling the lining work; the agenda packet did not list a target completion date.
