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Public Works reports pool pump repair quote, fiber lead time and citywide cleanup results
Summary
Public Works reported a failed pool pump motor with a $4,867 rebuild quote (7–10 day turnaround), a new pump cost of about $5,000, a six-week lead time for substation fiber components, and that citywide cleanup filled nine trash dumpsters and six metal dumpsters.
Julie, speaking for Public Works, updated the council on infrastructure and recent operations. She said trees in the median at 8th and Highway 56 were removed and repaired, a pool pump motor failed and Douglas Pump quoted $4,867 to rebuild it with a 7–10 day turnaround while a new pump would cost about $5,000 and the city plans to order a spare, and fiber work to connect the new substation has components with roughly a six-week lead time (SEG 305–317; SEG 326–331).
"The quote that they gave us was, $4,867 to rebuild the motor with a 7 to 10 day turnaround. A new pump is around 5,000," Julie said, and added that Pat’s crew continued work on lines running to the new substation (SEG 314–317; SEG 329–331). She also reported the citywide cleanup filled nine dumpsters with trash and six with metal; the city will await recycling-company pricing to finalize costs (SEG 336–339).
Julie said the next Public Works meeting will be July 7 at 09:00 at the Public Works Building (SEG 341–342). Councilors thanked the Public Works staff for their work on the cleanup and storm response (SEG 343–376).
