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Lyndon Station board reviews plans for new water main; consultant presents scope and timeline
Summary
At a March 4 special meeting, MSA consultants outlined scope, maps and proposed timelines for a new Lyndon Station water main; trustees and public works staff clarified locations and possible additional projects but took no formal vote on the project.
The Village Board of Lyndon Station met in a special session on March 4, 2026, called to order at 5:30 p.m. Present were Trustee Rebecca Coley and Trustee Morgan Place; President Darnell was noted as absent. Consultants from MSA, Brandon Hager and Tim Mikonowicz, provided an overview of a proposed new water main, presenting a project scope, maps and proposed timelines.
Board members and village staff, including Village Clerk Michelle L. Klein and public works employees Gene Churchill and Steve Klicko, asked questions and clarified the exact locations for the proposed pipeline. The minutes state that MSA also outlined additional projects that might be included with the work. The record does not show a formal vote or funding decision on the water-main project at this meeting; the minutes indicate MSA left maps and timelines for the board’s consideration.
