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Board approves $6.05 million claims register, notes $5.46 million in bond payments for long-term control plan
Summary
The Board of Sanitary Commissioners approved a register of claims totaling $6,050,915.08, of which $5,464,109.46 are bond payments tied to the board’s long-term control plan approved by IDEM; the board voted to approve the claims by voice vote.
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The Board of Sanitary Commissioners voted July 8 to approve a register of claims totaling $6,050,915.08. Chair said $5,464,109.46 of that total represents bond payments tied to the board’s long-term control plan as approved by IDEM.
The board took the item without extended discussion after Commissioner Clark moved to approve the June 24 minutes earlier in the meeting and the board handled the claims in the same voice-vote style. Chair explained the bond payments cover both past and current work to separate storm systems or add capacity to prepare for storm events, tasks driven by the long-term control plan and associated permit obligations with state and federal authorities.
No detailed roll-call vote was recorded in the transcript; the board approved the register by voice vote. Chair said the payments reflect the board’s capital obligations and long-term projects required under the permit and long-term control plan.

