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Council approves conditional use for dog boarding and funds water-well repairs
Summary
On March 8 the council approved a conditional use permit allowing dog boarding at 201 Wollard Boulevard and adopted Water Fund budget amendments and approved chemical treatment and pump rebuilds for city wells.
The Richmond City Council on March 8 approved a conditional use permit (Bill 16-05) to allow a dog boarding facility at 201 Wollard Boulevard and adopted Water Fund budget amendments (Bill 16-06) authorizing spending for well maintenance.
The conditional use permit was read by title twice by the municipal clerk and adopted in a 5-0 roll call. The council then approved a package of water-fund amendments: Brotcke completed servicing and testing on the water wells; proposed work would treat Well 3 (which had lost an estimated 30 percent of pump capability) with chemicals at a cost of $15,000 and pull and rebuild the pump on Well 5 (which had lost pump capacity but retained about 98 percent production) for about $6,000. Councilor Williams moved to approve the well work and Councilor Kinnard seconded; the motion carried 5-0.
Councilors described the items as standard maintenance to preserve system capacity and scheduled follow-up in subsequent finance committee discussion.
