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Luckey council approves $9,470 pump purchase and orders ordinance for $25-per-road fiber permit
Summary
The council authorized purchase of a new pump for $9,470, heard that the pump station likely needs rebuilding, and directed staff to draft an ordinance setting a $25-per-road fee for public-right-of-way fiber permits.
Village Administrator Randy Bielinski presented a quote from Craun Lieber Company for a new pump priced at $9,470 and told council that the pump station will likely require rebuilding in the future. Don Brickner moved to purchase the pump for $9,470; Mike McNulty seconded the motion and council approved it by roll call.
Bielinski said TD Engineering indicated there may be grant opportunities to help pay for larger pump-station work. Council also discussed planned fiber-optic work in public right-of-way and voted to have an ordinance prepared that would assess a $25 fee per road when submitting a permit for right-of-way use.
The minutes do not specify the timeline for the pump station rebuild, details of potential grant applications, or the full text of the proposed ordinance and fee schedule. Those items were referred to staff for follow-up.
