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Glandorf council votes to cover $5,000 balance for Fire Station epoxy work
Summary
The council approved covering a $5,000 residual cost to epoxy the Fire Station after sewer repairs; the full estimate was $17,500, with Ottawa and Pleasant townships expected to pay portions. The motion passed 3–1 with one council member voting no and two members absent.
Kristen Gerding-Heffner moved the Glandorf Village Council cover a $5,000 balance on an estimated $17,500 cost to epoxy the Fire Station after planned sewer-line replacement; the motion carried on a roll-call vote on June 17. Mayor David Dalrymple said both Ottawa and Pleasant townships indicated they would pay portions of the estimate, leaving the village responsible for the remaining $5,000.
The roll call recorded three votes in favor and one vote against; Brian Inkrott and Scott Buckland were recorded as absent. The council did not provide a detailed breakdown of each township’s contribution in the meeting minutes. Council discussion considered cost-sharing with the townships and the timing of epoxy work, which is contingent on completion of sewer repairs scheduled for mid-July by Leopold Construction.
The decision authorizes the village to pay the $5,000 share; council members requested follow-up details about contractor scheduling and final invoicing at a future meeting. The minutes do not specify an expected start date for epoxy work beyond its sequencing after sewer-line replacement.
