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Skyline reviews pump house work and discusses $400 MS4 permit fee
Summary
Mayor Paige Attarian reported outstanding items on the pump house project and asked for a full electronics review before final payment; Councilmember Joanne Boettcher moved to approve a $400 MS4 permit fee due May 24, and Mayor Attarian will contact a contractor, Rick Barret, about contracting for the city; the minutes do not record a second or vote on the MS4 motion.
At the May 12 meeting, Mayor Paige Attarian updated the council on the pump house project, reporting she had met with staff and others and identified items that "do not meet expectations." Attarian asked that the city require a complete review of all electronics related to the pump house before making final payment, and noted a warranty check had been performed inside the water tower. She also said a heat pump/air conditioning unit for the facility will be installed.
In departmental updates, Attarian reported JT has been hired to begin grass seeding and the city scheduled meter readings and a system flushing for Sunday morning; Councilmember Joanne Boettcher observed an improvement in the flushing procedure.
Under old business, Joanne Boettcher recapped the MS4 permit obligation and moved to approve the $400 permit cost due May 24. The minutes state Mayor Attarian will reach out to Rick Barret to ask about contracting for the city; the record does not include a second or the outcome of the MS4 motion.
No formal contract award or final payment on the pump house was recorded at the meeting; council members directed staff to verify equipment and warranty coverage before authorizing final payments. Mayor Attarian said she would follow up with additional conversations with council members and potential contractors.
