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Water board greenlights pay applications, waives community garden tap fees
Summary
Water board reported multiple pay applications for lead-service-line and other water projects (including $292,330.57 for pay application No. 4) and approved waiving tap fees for community gardens; city council received the report.
Rochester — The water board updated the council July 28 on several pay applications tied to ongoing water infrastructure projects and reported a decision to waive tap fees for community gardens.
The water board summarized pay application number 4 for lead-service-line work at a total of $292,330.57 and additional pay applications for other division projects and tank work. The board approved payment motions for those applications, and the mayor asked that the board waive tap fees for community gardens — a motion the board approved. The council heard the report but did not take separate council-level action in the excerpted transcript.
Water-board speakers described steady operations at the plant and upcoming milestones for the water tower structure and construction scheduling.
