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Board grants tentative approval for Strand to begin Water Street lift station design under long‑term control plan
Summary
Director Wilson asked for tentative approval of a task order for Strand to begin design work on the Water Street lift station as part of the already‑approved long‑term control plan to mitigate combined sewer overflows; the board gave tentative approval and noted the task order amount ($43,000).
Connorville’s utilities director asked the Board of Public Works and Safety on June 15 for tentative approval to let Strand begin design work on the Water Street lift station — a component of the city’s approved long‑term control plan to address combined sewer overflows.
Wilson said the long‑term control plan was already approved and that this task order would allow Strand to review the lift station and begin design. He identified the Water Street lift station design as part of agreed orders with the state environmental agency and noted the task order amount as $43,000 during discussion. The board moved, seconded and granted tentative approval to proceed.
Wilson said the design work is intended to meet requirements of the LTCP and permit the city to proceed with mitigation of combined sewer overflows; he provided copies of the task order to board members for review. The motion approved authorization to begin work; final engineering contracts and funding details were not finalized at the meeting.
Next steps: Strand to begin preliminary design work per the task order and return to the board with final scopes, schedules and cost estimates as needed.
