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Aurelia council approves amendment with ISG and SRF disbursement for water tower and well project

Aurelia City Council · June 15, 2026
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Summary

The Aurelia City Council on June 15 approved an amendment to the city's owner–engineer agreement with ISG for the new water tower and well project and approved SRF Planning and Disbursement Request #3 for $52,921.25 to support the work.

Amanda Goodenow, representing ISG, gave an updated report on Aurelia's new water tower and well project at the City Council's June 15 meeting. The council voted unanimously to approve an amendment to the Owner (City of Aurelia)–Engineer (ISG, Inc.) Agreement.

The action followed presentation of project details and was accompanied in the agenda packet by vendor invoices that included an ISG engineering charge of $86,332.41. Council member Nelson moved to approve the agreement amendment; Council member Bruce seconded, and all members present voted "aye." The minutes record no dissenting remarks.

The council also approved SRF (State Revolving Fund) Planning and Disbursement Request #3 in the amount of $52,921.25 to fund planning and disbursement activities tied to the water infrastructure work; Nelson moved and Fassler seconded that motion, which passed unanimously. The clerk's packet lists related line items and the city's water and sewer fund figures discussed during the meeting.

Why it matters: the owner–engineer agreement amendment and the SRF request are procedural steps required to move the water tower and well project into the construction and disbursement phases. The funding and engineering-authority approvals will allow the city to continue design and contracting steps. No construction contract award amount was recorded in the minutes for June 15.

Next steps: the packet and exchange record indicate the project will proceed under the amended agreement and SRF planning authorization; the city will continue with engineering and disbursement tasks and follow SRF procedures for reporting and draw requests.