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Council accepts AMI water‑meter grant resolution; project to begin after federal licensing
Summary
Council approved a resolution requesting funding for an AMI water‑meter and I&I project and was told work could begin in 45–180 days pending federal radio licensing for the telemetry feed.
The Denton council accepted a resolution to request funding for an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) water‑meter and an inflow and infiltration (I&I) project, staff said.
Staff member (S8) said the town had received a funding letter and submitted a request for additional funding for two projects; she described a pre‑construction meeting and estimated 45 days to ‘boots on the ground’ and 90–180 days for major work, contingent on federal radio licensing for the telemetry feed. “Once that’s approved, then they can start everything,” S8 said of the contractor’s radio feed licensing requirement.
Council reviewed the project scope and discussed small repairs that could be made while camera work is underway; staff said the work would feed into the town’s ongoing I&I study and that cost estimates for major repairs would be provided after inspection.
The council voted to accept the resolution requesting the funds. Staff said the total reimbursement figure was included in the packet; the transcript did not record a roll‑call vote tally.
