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Keystone engineer: sewer upsize needs two 100-gpm pumps; cost roughly $250,000–$275,000
Summary
Town Engineer Zach Grapentine told trustees a sewer upsize project will run from April 27 to Sept. 25 and likely requires two 100-gallon-per-minute pumps, with an estimated cost of about $250,000–$275,000 based on flow analysis.
Town Engineer Zach Grapentine told the Board of Trustees that a pre-construction meeting for a planned sewer line upsize was held April 10 and that construction is scheduled to run April 27 through September 25.
Grapentine said the booster station, after analyzing flows, "will need two 100 gallon per minute pumps" and estimated the project cost at "around $250,000 to $275,000." The report was given as part of city-official updates; no financing action was recorded on April 15. The board received the schedule and the engineer's estimate for the project timeline and equipment needs.
Trustees did not take a separate vote on funding during this meeting; next steps recorded were monitoring construction start and coordinating necessary field work with town staff. The town did not specify a final funding source at the meeting.
