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Council hears wastewater, storm-sewer and park-dredging updates
Summary
McClure Engineering briefed the Dunlap council on the Wastewater Project and QLF; the mayor said the city will camera storm sewers by the school and is pursuing dredging grant opportunities for Pleasant View Park, and DOT road work is set to begin around Oct. 15.
Council members heard brief infrastructure updates at the Sept. 11 meeting focused on wastewater, storm sewers, park dredging and a scheduled DOT road project.
Representatives from McClure Engineering were present to talk with the council about the Wastewater Project and QLF; the minutes record the visit but do not include technical details, cost estimates or a timeline. Tony Warnock gave the water and wastewater report recorded in the minutes; the content of that report is not summarized in the minutes.
Mayor Jason Knickman said the city will use a camera to inspect storm sewers near the school to check for blockages. He also said he planned a conference call with the engineer about Pleasant View Park because grants are becoming available that could help with dredging. Knickman told the council the Department of Transportation project is expected to start around Oct. 15, beginning at 8th and Iowa Avenue, and that Main Street work likely will continue into the spring.
The minutes record that McClure Engineering discussed QLF in relation to the Wastewater Project but do not specify whether the council made any funding commitments or set follow-up actions. Additional engineering details, cost figures and grant-application steps were not included in the minutes and would need to be obtained from city staff or McClure Engineering for further reporting.
