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Titonka council approves propane-system equipment, safety barriers and sewer maintenance

Titonka City Council · April 1, 2025
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Summary

Council authorized purchase of a propane-system Oderator (not to exceed $5,700), eight cement barricades (~$100 each), IAMU welding work (not to exceed $3,500), and sewer televising/cleaning and storm sewer jetting (not to exceed $5,000) as part of gas and sewer maintenance plans.

City officials briefed the Titonka City Council on gas-utility inspection items and the council approved several purchases and maintenance contracts for the gas and sewer utilities on April 10, 2025.

City Superintendent Adam Posey reviewed inspection findings that prompted equipment purchases and maintenance work. Councilmember Sara Hamilton moved, and Mike Etherington seconded, approval to purchase an Oderator for the propane system at a price not to exceed $5,700. The motion carried 4-0 with one absence.

Separately, the council approved buying eight cement barricades for the gas plant at approximately $100 each and approved having 'Rod from IAMU' perform required welding at the gas plant at a price not to exceed $3,500. The council also approved televising and cleaning the sanitary main on Tryon Street and 2nd Ave NE and storm sewer jetting at the north end of Dieckman Street by the parking lot at a combined price not to exceed $5,000.

Officials discussed current gas prices and contracting options (current contract price ~ $1.026/gallon; cash price ~$0.87/gallon). Superintendent Posey said he would consult the Gas Utility Committee about locking a contract for winter 2025-26. The transcript does not record vendor names for the equipment purchases, nor final contract documents; the clerk or public works department can provide purchase orders and vendor details.