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Council approves engine performance testing at Power Plant up to $25,000
Summary
Council authorized performance testing for power-plant engines every five years, approving Power Plant Compliance of Oketo, KS to perform tests not to exceed $25,000.
The Osage City Council authorized performance testing of the city's power plant engines on Jan. 27, approving work by Power Plant Compliance of Oketo, Kansas at a cost not to exceed $25,000.
Dale Schwieger said the testing is scheduled every five years; Council Member Mike Handly moved to approve testing and Kathy Ayers seconded. The motion carried unanimously. The minutes do not note additional operational changes beyond the testing authorization.
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