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Town reports wastewater plant repairs; HVAC and intake-louver wiring replaced, chlorine system running
Summary
Public works staff reported the chlorine system at the wastewater plant came online in April and described an electrical failure in the blower room; local contractors tested the system, parts were replaced and the operator said the room temperature is now controlled between about 50 and 70 degrees.
Public works staff told the council that wastewater-plant operations are stable following recent electrical and HVAC repairs. "We got the, chlorine system up and running here in in April. Everything's working, well," the operator reported, and summarized the sequence of troubleshooting and repairs: an intake-louver wiring failure was identified by an electrical contractor, replacement wiring and thermostats were provided by the town's HVAC vendor, and the plant's blower-room temperature range is now being held within the targeted range.
The operator said local contractor Skye's Electric was called to test systems and that Jim's Heating and Cooling supplied a thermostat and wiring guidance to restore operations. The council heard that several routine maintenance tasks were completed in recent weeks, including grading driveways, rebuilding a storm drain on Ohio Street, replacing signposts and performing town spraying and cleanup activities; the operator also reported attending FEMA public assistance training required to seek FEMA funds after disasters.
