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Carbondale council approves $115,524 contract to replace ductile iron water line east of town
Summary
On Oct. 20 the City Council authorized RDR to begin replacing a ductile iron water line east of Carbondale at a cost of $115,524, to be paid from the water reserve account; ongoing flushing and a formal flushing regimen were also reported.
The Carbondale City Council on Oct. 20 approved hiring RDR to replace a ductile iron water line east of town for $115,524, with payment to come from the city’s water reserve account.
Chad Moore moved to hire RDR at the stated amount; Ronald Moeller seconded and the motion carried. Staff reported that Dustin Bretsnyder has been conducting extensive flushing of water lines and will produce a flushing regimen plan. Bretsnyder told the council that sediment can enter the ends of lines during water breaks, which the flushing program is intended to address.
The motion authorizes the contractor to begin work; the transcript does not specify a start date or contract duration. Funding for the work was drawn from the water reserve account as stated on the record.
