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Town board approves RFP, bid packet, liquor-license notice and shared‑service changes

La Grange Town Board · March 5, 2026
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Summary

At its March 4 meeting the La Grange Town Board approved issuing an RFP for sludge removal, considered a tree-clearing bid packet for the Manchester Water District tank site, approved a 30‑day liquor license notice for Athena Gyro, and approved termination and replacement of a deputy assessor shared‑service agreement.

The La Grange Town Board approved a set of routine resolutions and administrative items at its March 4 meeting.

The board voted to issue a request for proposals (RFP) for sludge removal at wastewater treatment sites (Knoxville and Titusville) to secure a contract and seek cost savings. Members discussed that sludge removal currently occurs without a contract and said bidding could reduce costs.

The board also considered a bid packet for tree clearing related to an expansion at the Manchester Water District tank site (off Red Oaks Mill) and confirmed that the engineering firm (CPL) will distribute bid packets to contractors.

The town approved a 30‑day advance notice for a liquor license renewal for the Athena Gyro Greek Tavern located in La Grange.

On shared services, the board approved rescission of the deputy assessor shared-service agreement with the town of Union Vale and approved a new agreement with the town of Pauling so the deputy assessor can work for Pauling; the board discussed specific effective dates to avoid overlap for accounting and billing purposes.

All motions were approved by voice vote during the meeting. No contract awards or budget appropriation amounts were specified in the meeting record; board members directed staff to proceed with procurement and implementation steps as appropriate.