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MSA outlines proposed Lyndon Station water-main project; trustees review scope and timeline
Summary
MSA representatives presented an overview of a proposed new water main for the Village of Lyndon Station on March 4, 2026, supplying project scope, maps and timelines while trustees and staff clarified exact locations and potential additional work. No formal approvals were recorded; the meeting adjourned at 6:18 p.m.
MSA representatives Tim Mikonowicz and Brandon Hager presented an overview of a proposed installation of a new water main to the Village of Lyndon Station Board at a special meeting on March 4, 2026. Trustees Rebecca Coley and Morgan Place, Village Clerk Michelle L. Klein, and public works staff attended; President Darnell was absent.
The consultants outlined their understanding of the project, including the primary objectives for the new main. Board members and public works staff asked for clarifications about the exact locations for the installation and whether additional related projects could be included in the work. According to the minutes, MSA supplied a project scope document, accompanying maps and proposed timelines for implementation.
The discussion focused on mapping the route and identifying ancillary tasks that might be bundled with the water-main work; the minutes record clarification but do not show any formal direction, approvals, contract awards or funding decisions taken during the meeting. No dollar amounts, bid deadlines or firm start dates were specified in the minutes.
The meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. and adjourned at 6:18 p.m. after Trustee Rebecca Coley moved to adjourn and Trustee Morgan Place seconded; the motion carried unanimously among those present. The minutes were signed by Village Clerk/Treasurer Michelle L. Klein.
Next procedural steps and any formal authorizations were not recorded in the minutes provided.
