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Osborn reports 12% water loss; board authorizes hydrant-replacement bid
Summary
At the Jan. 14 meeting the City of Osborn reported 12% water loss, noted a recent hydrant replacement on Clinton/Platte, and approved a motion to solicit bids to replace a hydrant at Clinton and Georgie streets (4-0). The clerk also reported submission of water-plant closure paperwork to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
City staff reported a 12% water loss at the Jan. 14 Osborn Board meeting and recounted recent hydrant maintenance. Doug Moeller told the board that the fire hydrant at Clinton and Platte streets had been replaced and that water loss currently stands at 12 percent.
Following the report, Alderman Brian Stone moved and Alderman Koleby McClintick seconded a motion for the city clerk to solicit bids to replace the hydrant located at Clinton and Georgie streets. The board approved the bid solicitation motion 4-0.
Separately under Old Business, City Clerk Jody Barlow stated that the city submitted all required documents to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to formally close the water plant. The meeting record does not include additional details on the closure timeline or financial impacts.
Alderman Stone also pressed street staff on completing the tube for the handicap parking spot outside City Hall; staff (Doug Moeller) said the work would be completed before the next board meeting.
