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Votes at a glance: Richmond Water & Sewer Commission (June 1, 2026)
Summary
A quick summary of motions and voting outcomes from the June 1 Richmond Water & Sewer Commission meeting, including routine approvals, a recommendation for a CWSRF design loan, and a change order to add the Huntington Road waterline to a replacement project.
The Richmond Water & Sewer Commission took the following formal actions on June 1, 2026. Vote tallies and motion language are recorded as spoken during the meeting and reflect the commission’s official minutes where available.
• Approval of minutes (May 18, 2026): Motion to approve by Bard; second by Aaron. Recorded votes: Bard (I), Aaron (I). Motion recorded as passed.
• Purchase order #5386 (LCT/PACIF insurance, water & sewer share $14,000): Motion to approve by Bard; second by Erin. Recorded votes: Bard (I), Erin (I), Morgan (I). Motion passed.
• Warrant report #22937 (operating costs $25,891.93): Motion to approve by Bard; second by Erin. Recorded votes: Bard (I), Erin (I), Morgan (I). Motion passed.
• Recommendation to select board to apply for CWSRF Step 2 loan (preliminary and final design, wastewater treatment facility 20‑year study): Motion by Commissioner Aaron (as read into the record); motion seconded and passed. Recorded votes: Bard (I), Aaron (I), Greg (I), David (I), Morgan (I). Motion passed.
• Change order: add Huntington Road waterline to waterline replacement project (total cost cited in discussion $164,237.50; funding: approximately $141,000 from unrestricted funds and $23,237.50 from the water distribution reserve fund): Motion by Bard; second by Erin. Recorded votes: Bard (aye), Erin (aye), Greg (aye), David (aye), Morgan (aye). Motion passed.
• Motion to adjourn: Moved and seconded; recorded votes included Art (I), Aaron (I), Frank (I), David (I), Morgan (I). Motion passed; meeting adjourned.
Notes: Where the transcript recorded only partial roll call or abbreviated vote language, the article reproduces the recorded text. For items that will require further action (for example, the CWSRF loan application), the commission’s vote was a recommendation to the select board rather than the final authorizing action.
