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Easton EMS Building Committee approves septic sand, holding tanks and septic galleries
Summary
At its May 12 special meeting, the Easton EMS Building Committee unanimously approved bids for septic sand (Segalla Sand & Gravel) and United Concrete Products’ wash-water holding tank, oil-grit separator and septic galleries; paving was deferred pending environmental review.
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The Easton EMS Building Committee unanimously approved multiple vendor bids for work at the EMS site during a May 12 special meeting.
The committee approved the septic sand proposal from Segalla Sand & Gravel; the Board of Selectmen had previously approved that item. The committee also approved the DPW-recommended United Concrete Products bid for a 2,000-gallon wash water holding tank ($11,150) and a 1,000-gallon oil grit separator ($3,990). In a separate motion the committee approved United Concrete Products’ DPW-recommended pricing for ten 12-inch galleries ($2,700) and ten 18-inch galleries ($3,000). All motions were seconded and approved unanimously; individual mover/second names were not recorded in the minutes.
Committee members agreed that temporary backfill to allow ambulance access can proceed, provided it does not interfere with environmental testing or regulatory requirements. Paving of the area in front of the ambulance bays was deferred until legal and regulatory direction is clarified. The committee suggested placing a barrier fabric or marker layer where backfill occurs so the area can be reopened if future excavation is required.
The meeting record does not list individual votes by name; the minutes record each procurement motion as “approved unanimously.” The committee adjourned after listing action items and next steps.
