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Richardton commission accepts engineering contract for sanitary sewer lining, phases 2 and 3
Summary
The Richardton City Commission voted Aug. 11 to accept an engineering contract for the sanitary sewer lining project (phases 2 and 3). The motion carried; the minutes do not specify a contract amount or contracting firm. Further sewer-connection discussion was deferred for follow‑up.
The Richardton City Commission voted Aug. 11 to accept an engineering contract for the city’s Sanitary Sewer Lining Project, phases 2 and 3.
Planning and Zoning Administrator Loretta Marshik presented the recommendation on behalf of City Engineer Matt Schaible. Commissioner Mark Aman moved to accept the engineering contract; Commissioner Darcy Dressler seconded and the motion carried. The minutes record the action but do not list a contract dollar amount or the name of the engineering firm in the motion text.
The project was discussed in the context of ongoing sewer work and financial reporting presented at the meeting. Commissioners also discussed a possible separate sewer connection; Superintendent Connor Gill was directed to consult with city engineering and President Jesse Aman for further follow-up. No additional details on project schedule, funding sources or procurement terms were provided in the minutes.
The commission’s acceptance makes the engineering contract official for the two phases noted, but the minutes leave several implementation details unspecified; the commission did not record a separate vote tally of yes/no/abstain by member names in the minutes. The commission is scheduled to meet next on Sept. 8, 2025, when follow‑up items may reappear on the agenda.
