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Council hears update on solar arrays and upcoming wastewater work
Summary
City staff reported solar projects at the police and South Fire Station are producing electricity, and that work at the North Fire Station and the wastewater plant is scheduled to begin within about a month with inspections ongoing.
City staff told the Wabash City Council on July 27 that solar arrays installed at the police department and the South Fire Station are now producing electricity, and preparatory work is beginning for the North Fire Station and the wastewater plant.
The chair reported that "solar projects are up at the police department, the South Fire Station. They are producing electricity," and added that work at the North Fire Station and the wastewater plant will begin within a month and that inspectors were on site. The council did not provide a detailed timeline or capital costs at the meeting.
Council members asked whether any Title VI or ADA comments had been received in relation to the projects; the chair asked staff to ensure any concerned residents would be heard. The council did not vote on funding or contract awards for these projects during the meeting.
