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Duncan council approves $415,380 CDBG bid to repair lift station
Summary
The Duncan Common Council unanimously approved a $415,380 bid for a CDBG-funded lift station repair and said leftover funds may be used to inspect under a river for missing manholes.
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The Duncan Common Council on Feb. 20 unanimously approved a $415,380 bid to repair a wastewater lift station under Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) #118-25, the council said.
Vice Mayor Smith moved to approve the lift-station repair bid and Mayor Blake seconded; the vote was unanimous. Council members noted the bid amount was below the available grant funds and said the town hopes to use any remaining funds to inspect under a nearby river to locate manholes.
The approval was listed under the town's water-improvements agenda item; the transcript did not provide additional technical specifications for the repair contract or a construction start date. The council did not specify a contractor name in the record for this motion beyond noting the CDBG project identifier. Next procedural steps announced at the meeting were standard contract finalization and coordination with grant requirements.
