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City reports $14,000 surplus sale and progress on Water Treatment Plant rehabilitation
Summary
City Administrator Tonya Willim reported the sale of surplus property produced about $14,000 and updated the council that the Water Treatment Plant rehabilitation is proceeding, with the second basin being taken down and Olsson consultant Mike Milius returning to the project.
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City Administrator Tonya Willim told the Richmond City Council on July 8 that the recent sale of surplus property generated about $14,000 and that the Water Treatment Plant rehabilitation is progressing.
Willim said the second basin at the treatment plant is being taken down as part of the rehabilitation work. She also noted that Mike Milius, an Olsson consultant, has returned to the project after Nolan moved to a different position.
The report was presented as part of the administrator’s regular packet report; the minutes indicate the report is included in the meeting packet but do not include engineering schedules, the total project budget, or an estimated completion date. Council did not record further public discussion or vote on the update during the meeting.
