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Miner board approves purchase of parts to restore old water tower
Summary
The board authorized purchase of unspecified parts and equipment to get Miner’s old water tower back into service; cost and vendor were not recorded in the meeting minutes.
The Miner Board of Aldermen on June 9 approved a motion to purchase parts and equipment needed to restore the city’s old water tower. Alderman Brian Bell moved the action and Alderwoman Peggy Holman seconded; the motion passed by roll call with Kay Whitaker recorded as present and Beth Keller absent.
The board’s record states only that parts and equipment will be purchased to get the old water tower “back up and functioning.” No cost estimate, vendor name or timeline for repairs was recorded in the minutes. The motion does not specify whether the work will restore full operational capacity or only temporary functionality.
Board members discussed related facility needs earlier in the meeting, including a separate review of dusk-to-dawn lighting for police and maintenance buildings. The water tower motion passed as part of a series of infrastructure and equipment items approved during the session.
Next steps were not detailed in the public minutes; the board gave no direction on funding sources or follow-up reporting during the meeting.
