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Village of Waterloo reviews wastewater treatment facility plan from JEO
Summary
At a June 9 special meeting, the Village of Waterloo Board of Trustees heard a presentation from engineering firm JEO on a wastewater treatment facility plan; trustees discussed delivery and funding options but took no formal action.
The Village of Waterloo Board of Trustees met in a special session on June 9, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Village Office to hear the results of a wastewater treatment facility plan presented by engineering firm JEO.
Representatives from JEO—Zach Schulz, Steve Locke and Jeremy Breeling—summarized the plan for trustees and village staff and outlined recommended delivery options and funding alternatives. The presentation was described in the meeting minutes as covering both how the project might be delivered and several potential sources or structures for funding; the minutes do not record technical specifications, cost estimates, or a recommended single funding strategy.
Chairperson Travis Harlow presided. Vice-Chair Bill Rotert and Trustee David Rochford were present; Trustee Corie Sass arrived at 6:03 p.m. Trustee Nikki Ewing was listed as absent. Village Attorney Desirae Solomon and Clerk Melissa Smith were also present. According to the minutes, no motions or votes were taken during the special meeting.
The minutes say the Board considered delivery options and funding alternatives for the wastewater project but do not record any formal decisions, directives to staff, or follow-up deadlines. The record does not specify which delivery methods were recommended, what funding sources were discussed, or whether JEO provided estimated timelines or budgets in this presentation.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:07 p.m. The minutes list a next regular meeting "scheduled for June 8, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.;" that date is earlier than the special meeting date and appears to be a clerical inconsistency in the minutes rather than a reflected action by the Board.
The minutes note that the Open Meetings Act notice was read and that meeting notice was mailed per the village bylaws. No additional materials, votes, or public comments on the wastewater plan are recorded in the minutes.
