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Council member says grant could pay $150,000–$300,000 reservoir preservation project
Summary
Council Member Margaret McKean reported she is working with a preservation specialist on a grant to preserve the reservoir at the water lot; the project cost is estimated at $150,000–$300,000 and would be funded by the grant if awarded.
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During the Nov. 26 work session, Council Member Margaret McKean said she is working with a preservation specialist to apply for a grant to preserve the reservoir at the borough water lot. The project is expected to cost between $150,000 and $300,000 and, if the grant is awarded, would be paid for by that grant.
The minutes note the projected cost range but do not identify the grant program, potential funding source, or timeline for application and decision. No formal council appropriation or commitment of borough funds for the project was recorded in the minutes; McKean framed the effort as a grant-driven preservation project.
