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Browns Valley council approves land purchase for BVB Water Project; engineer gives well update
Summary
The City Council unanimously approved a purchase agreement for land tied to the BVB Water Project and heard a verbal update on the city's well project from Widseth engineer Bryan Bye; the minutes do not specify purchase price or contract figures.
The Browns Valley City Council on March 9 unanimously approved a purchase agreement to acquire land for the BVB Water Project and heard a verbal status update on the city's well project from Widseth engineer Bryan Bye.
The council approved the land purchase on a motion by Councilmember Tony Miller, seconded by Devan Dobbs. The minutes record unanimous approval but do not list a purchase price, seller name, closing date, or other terms.
Bryan Bye of Widseth provided a verbal update on the Well Project during the meeting; the minutes note the update but do not include technical details, timelines, or cost figures. City Administrator Jodi Hook-Hansen and City Maintenance Supervisor Tony Serocki provided department reports earlier in the meeting that covered related public-works activities.
The council also authorized advertising sealed bids for an upcoming item and scheduled a bid opening for March 23, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., a procedural step that could relate to project contracting. The minutes do not indicate whether the land purchase depends on or includes any bid outcomes.
The next council meeting is scheduled for March 23, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., when the council will consider opened bids and other business tied to city projects.
