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Michiana water project moves forward; EPA approval needed for new pump

Village of Michiana Council · September 6, 2024
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Summary

Council heard that a federally funded water project is advancing, with Merritt preparing bids for phase one; because of federal funding, the village must meet federal policies and receive EPA approval before installing the new pump.

Council member Mike Mumper told the council the village's federally funded water project grant is progressing and that the village must comply with federal policies and procedures. He said engineering firm Merritt is preparing bids for phase one and that the new pump requires EPA approval before it can be installed.

Mumper did not provide a construction start date but emphasized that federal compliance and EPA sign-off are prerequisites to proceeding with pump installation and related work funded by the grant.