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Hebron council reviews first reading of resolution to repair Water Reclamation Facility filter
Summary
Village Administrator Jung‑Han Chen told the council the traveling bridge on the Water Reclamation Facility media filter went off track earlier this year; Resolution 24-13, a first reading to authorize a repair agreement with Veolia Environment S.A., was introduced with no vote recorded.
Village Administrator Jung‑Han Chen told the Village of Hebron Council on Sept. 11 that the traveling bridge on the Water Reclamation Facility’s media filter went off track earlier this year, prompting staff to seek bids for rehabilitation work.
Chen said the village solicited bids in July with an Aug. 14, 2024 submission deadline and “we received a quote from the original manufacturer.” He identified the agenda item as Resolution 24‑13, a first reading to authorize the mayor to enter into an agreement with Veolia Environment S.A. for a traveling bridge media filter rehabilitation project.
The resolution was introduced for first reading; the council did not take a formal vote or award a contract during the meeting. Chen presented the procurement history and the manufacturer’s quote as the item was placed on the agenda for future consideration.
The report contained no dollar amounts or contract terms in the meeting record. Councilmembers did not debate the technical details on the record at this meeting, and no schedule for a contract award or subsequent vote was announced.
