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Council approves lighting bid plan, hears updates on Bodmer waterline and WWTP grant work
Summary
Village Administrator Mike Rosenberry briefed council on EDA grant work-scope splitting for Bodmer Avenue waterline, a July 23 review of the WWTP expansion 60% design, and presented a $257,637 lighting estimate; council approved moving forward to bid lighting after committing $200,000.
Village Administrator Mike Rosenberry requested direction on the Bodmer Avenue waterline project and reported meetings with OMEGA and EDG about EDA grant requirements; EDG will split the work scope to keep individual components under $10 million and will update the Preliminary Engineering Report for the grant application. Rosenberry said the village will review the WWTP expansion 60% design at a meeting on July 23.
Rosenberry presented a lighting estimate of $257,637 for a project (with $200,000 already committed). On a motion by Martin Zehnder seconded by Wes Hostetler, council approved moving forward with the lighting, which will be bid out. He also reported receipt of $20,000 from TremCar for the multipurpose building and said the village was awarded $600,000 toward a community center amphitheater; staff will identify land and design for a 40-by-60 pavilion and trusses were scheduled for delivery July 8–9.
No detailed timelines or contract awards were recorded in the transcript for the waterline or WWTP beyond the July 23 design review date and the council’s approval to bid the lighting project.
