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Spring Green board approves CTW Test Well #3 proposal, caps cost at $63,186

Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees · July 1, 2026

Summary

The Village of Spring Green voted Jan. 22, 2025, to proceed with a CTW proposal to construct Test Well #3, with the board approving a cost cap of $63,186. The motion was moved by Trustee Damian Barta and carried by voice vote.

The Village of Spring Green Board of Trustees voted Jan. 22 to move forward with CTW’s proposal to construct Test Well #3, agreeing to a not-to-exceed amount of $63,186. Trustee Damian Barta made the motion and Trustee Deb Miller seconded; the board approved the measure by voice vote.

The action authorizes proceeding with construction and location work for a third test well under the CTW proposal; specific siting details and any required permits or contracts were not specified in the minutes. The board’s approval was recorded under the New Business agenda item labeled for Well #3 test well construction and location.

The vote was taken by voice; no roll-call tally or individual vote record was included in the minutes. A member of the public later asked about fluoride treatment in the village's wells, and the record shows a brief reply of “yes.”

The board did not attach additional information about project funding sources or a project timeline in the minutes. Any additional procurement steps, permitting or engineering oversight were not detailed in the meeting record; the file lists Scott Whitsett of Jewell Associates Engineers as participating remotely but does not record a presentation or formal recommendation in the minutes.

Next steps were not specified in the minutes; the motion as recorded authorizes village staff to proceed with the CTW Test Well #3 proposal within the approved budget cap.

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