Fairfield council approves sending RFP for north water-line extension
Summary
Council approved a motion to issue an RFP to extend the north water line after an easement was secured; the town reported the Inland Ford Authority loan supporting the work has been approved but not yet signed.
The council voted to send out a request for proposals (RFP) for a north water-line extension after an easement was confirmed for property adjacent to Strong’s. Chair said the easement is ready and staff should proceed; a council member moved to approve issuing the RFP and another member seconded the motion.
Council also noted the town’s AIB loan through the Inland Ford Authority was approved last month and will provide funding once the paperwork is finalized. "It was finally approved last month. We haven't signed any papers on it yet," the chair said during the budget overview.
What’s next: Staff will issue the RFP and proceed with procurement; easement signatures were reported as pending and council expects to receive loan documents before committing construction funds.
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