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Richland council approves $7,410 purchase to replace lagoon flow meter
Summary
The Richland City Council voted to buy a new lagoon flow meter for $7,410 after Public Works Supervisor Garrett Webb presented quotes; the motion passed 3–0 during a Feb. 14 special session.
The Richland City Council voted Feb. 14 to buy a new flow meter to replace a faulty unit at the city lagoon.
Public Works Supervisor Garrett Webb presented quotes for replacement options. Council member Michael Hadley moved to approve purchasing a new flow meter for $7,410; Council member Brei Beam seconded and the motion carried with three ayes. Present for the vote were Council members Michael Hadley, Brei Beam and Steve Pfeifer; Council members David Balster and Joe Adrian were absent.
The vote authorizes city staff to proceed with procurement of the specified equipment. The council conducted this action as part of a brief special session called to order at 12:00 p.m. by Mayor John Capps and adjourned at 12:04 p.m.
No further details about vendor selection, installation timeline, or funding source were specified in the meeting record.
