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Midwest Engineering to assess Darlington wastewater plant before Sept. 19 review

Darlington Town Council & Utility Board · August 1, 2024
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Summary

Scott Siple of Midwest Engineering said he will tour Darlington’s wastewater treatment plant and lift stations and return with an evaluation at the council’s Sept. 19 meeting to identify improvements needed to maintain the plant; scope and cost were not specified.

Scott Siple of Midwest Engineering told the Darlington Town Council at its Aug. 1 meeting that he will tour the town’s wastewater treatment plant and surrounding lift stations and report back at the council’s Sept. 19 meeting with an evaluation of improvements needed to maintain the current plant.

The council recorded Siple’s commitment as part of new business; the meeting minutes do not specify the cost, timeline for work beyond the Sept. 19 report, or whether any immediate capital funds were allocated. Tom Astbury, listed as director of Astbury Water Technology, Inc., was noted as not present for a wastewater report.

The council will receive Midwest Engineering’s findings at the Sept. 19 meeting, at which point potential recommendations, project scope and budget implications can be discussed and any formal actions considered.