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Hebron council approves emergency contract with Veolia for water-plant filter rehabilitation
Summary
Council unanimously suspended readings and adopted Resolution 24-13 to authorize a Veolia contract for a traveling bridge media filter rehabilitation at the water treatment plant to allow the project to proceed quickly.
The Village of Hebron Council voted on Sept. 25 to suspend the readings and adopt Resolution 24-13, authorizing the mayor to enter into an agreement with Veolia Environment S.A. for a traveling bridge media filter rehabilitation project at the village's water treatment plant. Village Administrator Jung-Han Chen introduced the item and said the hope was for Council to act so the project could move forward.
Councilmember Kenney Nauer moved to adopt Resolution 24-13, seconded by Councilmember Andrea Chapman; roll call votes were taken with all councilmembers present voting in favor. Earlier in the segment Council also voted to suspend the readings of the resolution before adopting it.
No specific contract dollar amount was stated in the meeting transcript. The resolution was characterized in the meeting as an emergency measure to allow timely work on the traveling bridge media filter at the treatment plant. Ohio EPA will be conducting a survey of the Water Treatment Plant Oct. 17'18, which village staff noted in other agenda items.
