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City schedules water work session, delays Main Street project and reviews sewer bids
Summary
Mona City scheduled a July 28 work session on its 40-year Water Study Project with Sunrise Engineering, delayed the Main Street project until after the Mona Celebration, and discussed but did not act on bids for the sewer plant. Public works staff also reported routine maintenance and required water compliance filings were completed.
Recorder Alicia Hills told the council that a work session on the Mona City 40-year Water Study Project with Jonathan Jones and Sunrise Engineering will be held July 28. She also said the Main Street project will begin after the Mona Celebration to avoid disrupting events and demonstrated that the Sewer Master Plan and the updated zoning map are available on the city website.
Roads/Water Worker Karsen Cloward reported ongoing public-works tasks — street sweeping, mowing, an irrigation leak repair, restoring inoperable water meters — and that he had completed the Consumer Confidence Report and the quarterly Chlorine Residual Report. Councilmembers discussed bids received for the sewer plant; Councilmember Devan Ingram said he would circulate a bid he received to other councilmembers and the item will be placed on a future agenda for fuller review.
Why it matters: The scheduled water work session is the next formal step in a long-term planning process that could shape capital and operational priorities. Delaying Main Street construction until after the Mona Celebration shifts project timing to reduce event disruption. The council did not award a sewer contract at this meeting and requested further review of bids.
