Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Infrastructure Investment topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Shelton trustees approve pool grant administration, emergency pool repair and purchase of 400 water meters
Summary
The board authorized Miller & Associates to administer a CCCFF grant for a new pool, approved payment of a $5,230 emergency valve repair, and adopted a resolution to buy 400 Neptune water meters from Municipal Supply of Hastings at a cost not to exceed $186,678.
At the June 12 meeting, the Village of Shelton board approved multiple infrastructure items.
Village Clerk Bonnie Doremus reported the Pool Committee met with Miller & Associates on the new pool and bath house design and the board adopted Resolution No. 25-06-12A to contract Miller & Associates for CCCFF grant administration; the chairman and clerk were authorized to execute the agreement.
Utility Superintendent Gillming presented an invoice from Industrial Processing Technology of Mitchell, S.D., for $5,230 to repair a pool valve. The original estimate had been $3,500, but additional parts and work were required. The board approved payment of the full invoice, noting the repair was necessary to keep the pool open.
The board also adopted Resolution No. 25-06-12B authorizing the immediate acquisition of 400 Neptune water meters from Municipal Supply of Hastings for a cost not to exceed $186,678. The resolution authorizes the chairman, utility superintendent and clerk to execute necessary documents and complete the purchase.
Utility Superintendent Gillming also reported that an amendment to Phelps Drive water repairs would be required after crews found that new water lines must be run to certain properties; specific additional cost figures were not available at the meeting. Trustee Rabbe reported that an income survey effort would be suspended for now because of the political climate; action on a garbage service contract was deferred pending consideration of bidding cleanup events. The board approved payment of claims as presented and adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
