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Tower council hears update on water treatment project; $3,000,000 tax allocation reported

City of Tower City Council · August 12, 2024
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Summary

Clerk/Treasurer Michael Schultz told the City of Tower Council the water treatment project has monthly progress meetings, a reported $3,000,000 Tax Bill allocation and that U.S. Rep. Pete Stauber recently visited the site; no formal council action was taken.

Clerk/Treasurer Michael Schultz provided the City of Tower Council an informational update on the water treatment facility project, saying the city is holding monthly progress meetings and that a $3,000,000 Tax Bill allocation has been reported for the project. He also noted a recent site visit by U.S. Rep. Pete Stauber. No vote or formal action was taken.

Why it matters: The council’s update indicates the project is moving through funding and stakeholder review phases; the reported state or federal allocation and a congressional site visit signal external interest and potential funding leverage that could affect project timing and design.

Details: Schultz said project teams continue to meet monthly to track progress and next steps. Council members did not take action at the meeting and no budget amendment or contract was approved. The council indicated it will monitor updates in future meetings and review specific procurements or contract documents if and when they are brought forward.

What’s next: The project remains in an informational stage at the council level; staff will return with further updates or formal requests for authorization as the funding and procurement process advances.