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Commissioners told backup generator at water plant needs larger transfer component, estimated ~$8,000
Summary
A commissioner reported the water-treatment plant's backup generator cannot take load because the installed transfer/orifice is too small; the replacement/setup was estimated at about $8,000 and may require a formal appeal or budget action.
A county commissioner told the Daggett County Commission that the backup generator at the water treatment plant is not receiving sufficient fuel because the transfer/switch/orifice currently installed is too small for the generator. "It's the 1 we got is smaller than what the generator needs," the commissioner said, adding the replacement setup would be "like a $8,000 setup."
The commissioner said the issue prevents the generator from taking a load and flagged that it may come forward as an appeal to the commission. No formal motion or funding authorization appeared in the transcript during the meeting; commissioners agreed to follow up after the meeting.
