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Perry council approves inspection of wastewater plant flow meter
Summary
Council authorized Hesco to inspect the flow meter at the Waste Water Treatment Facility to determine repair or replacement costs; the motion passed unanimously.
The Perry City Council unanimously approved hiring Hesco to inspect the flow meter at the city’s Waste Water Treatment Facility to determine the cost to repair or replace the meter. The motion was moved by Councilmember Bob Porter and seconded by Councilmember Mindy Galbavi and recorded as carried "all yes."
Superintendent of Public Works Kevin Tyler previously reported that sewer rehabilitation work that had been approved by council has entered initial stages and that new equipment (a Vactor truck) had arrived. The flow meter inspection is intended to establish whether repair or replacement is required and to produce a cost estimate for next steps.
Why it matters: The flow meter is part of wastewater plant operations; an accurate assessment will inform whether the city needs to budget for repairs or replacement as part of ongoing sewer rehabilitation work.
