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Randolph council advances water and sewer improvement work, approves land purchase option for tower
Summary
At its Oct. 8 meeting the Randolph City Council approved a series of motions advancing water and sewer improvement projects, including approval of a pay application to contractor Clean Infusion, contracts for cultural review and soil borings, an amendment to rehab Well No. 3, and an Option 2 land purchase proposal to site a new water tower; the mayor will contact landowners.
Mayor Gary Farwell and the Randolph City Council on Oct. 8 approved several measures intended to move forward long‑planned water and sewer system improvements.
The council approved a motion to accept Pay Application No. 4 to Clean Infusion for the Sewer System Improvement Project; the minutes record the vote as "All Ayes." The minutes do not list a dollar amount for Pay Application No. 4.
Council members also authorized technical and preparatory work tied to the water system project. Councilperson Avey moved and Councilperson Richardson seconded approval of a proposal from Bear Creek Archaeology to perform a cultural resources review for the water improvements; the motion passed with "All Ayes." The council likewise approved a proposal from Thiele Geotech to perform soil borings needed for design and construction preparations, and approved Amendment No. 1 to the rehabilitation of Well No. 3.
The council approved a separate motion to accept the sewer system improvements labeled GAX 12 and took the recorded action to pay the contractor as noted. The meeting minutes list several Clean Infusion entries in the claims listing; one listing identified "APP NO 3" for Clean Infusion at $62,348.50, but the Pay Application No. 4 approved in the meeting record is not shown with an amount in the minutes.
On the issue of siting a replacement water tower, the council voted to approve an Option 2 purchase proposal to landowners as a next step for acquiring property for a new water tower. The motion passed with "All Ayes," and Mayor Farwell will reach out to landowners to arrange next steps.
No formal dissent or roll‑call details beyond the minutes' phrase "All Ayes" appear in the record. The council did not take separate public comment on the items recorded in the minutes.
The meeting record shows the actions were procedural approvals to advance project design and procurement; no final construction contract award or final property conveyance is documented in the minutes. The council adjourned following the listed business.
