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Skyline council approves pumphouse payment, extends project as water testing continues
Summary
Council approved payment #10 for the pumphouse project and unanimously passed a motion to extend the project; water tests after a valve replacement are ongoing and a boil notice will be lifted after clean results.
The Skyline City Council approved payment #10 for the pumphouse construction project and voted unanimously to extend the project during its Nov. 12 meeting.
City Treasurer Lon Whitehead’s financial summary listed a pumphouse/water tower project balance of $395,510.84. Council discussed and approved payment #10; the meeting record lists approval but does not identify who moved that specific payment. Separately, Councilmember Steve Romnes moved to extend the pumphouse project; Michelle Kotila seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
On operations, Councilmember Steve Romnes reported that the first round of water testing following a valve replacement has been completed and a second round was scheduled for the next day; the minutes state the boil-water notice will be lifted once tests are clean. Related street and parks work was noted: gravel was placed near the water tower area and will be compacted before freezing, and the porta-potty at the pump site will be removed once work is finished.
The minutes record the financial position and the extension vote but do not provide additional detail about the contractor, payment amount for payment #10, or a new project completion date.
