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Elmwood trustees approve wastewater support contract, valve-box work and building permit

Village Board of Trustees of Elmwood · October 1, 2025
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Summary

The Village Board of Trustees approved a $5,500 contract for wastewater treatment plant support, authorized up to $3,650 for valve-box replacement/cleanout, denied a degreaser quote, and approved a building permit for 303 East H Street during its Oct. 1 meeting.

At its Oct. 1 meeting, the Village Board of Trustees of Elmwood approved multiple operational items to maintain village infrastructure. Trustees unanimously approved a $5,500 contract with JEO for support services at the wastewater treatment plant and authorized Lovell Excavating to replace and clean out valve boxes for up to $3,650. Both motions passed by roll-call vote, 5-0.

The board also approved a building permit for 303 East H Street after receiving a positive recommendation from the Planning & Zoning committee; Patric Euse moved the motion and Tony Greise seconded, with a 5-0 vote to carry it. During the purchasing discussion, public works staff member Huxhold reported that a quoted degreaser from Pioneer Research was not needed "at this time," and the board moved to deny that quote by a 5-0 vote.

The approvals reflect routine maintenance and short-term professional support: the JEO contract is described in the record as "support services at the Wastewater Treatment Plant for $5500," and the Lovell Excavating authorization is capped at $3,650. The building permit was approved with the Planning & Zoning committee's positive recommendation; the minutes record no appeals or conditions attached to that permit.

No additional public hearings were indicated for these items; the motions were final at the meeting and recorded with roll-call tallies.