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Consultant: chosen Logan water-plant site "will work" but limits heavy-equipment use; council asks for cost estimate
Summary
Veenstra & Kimm told the Logan City Council that the selected water-plant site is viable but presents constraints on heavy-equipment during construction; the consultant asked whether the council would reimburse extra study work, and council asked for a cost estimate to consider.
Todd Penisten of engineering firm Veenstra & Kimm updated the Logan City Council on June 22 about the firm’s evaluation of a proposed site for a new water plant. Penisten said the site "will work" for the plant but that there will be limitations on the use of heavy equipment during construction.
Penisten also raised the question of reimbursement for additional work his firm completed to study the new site. Council members asked him to return with a cost for that extra work so they could consider reimbursement.
The council did not make a formal decision about reimbursement at the meeting; the consultant’s follow-up cost estimate is the next procedural step recorded in the minutes. No construction schedule or cost estimates for the plant itself were recorded in the meeting text provided.
