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Public Works reports tens-of-thousands in repairs at wastewater treatment plant
Summary
Public Works Director Olson told the council that replacement parts have been ordered and that "Cost of equipment repair is being calculated and runs into the tens of thousands of dollars." City staff are conducting daily cleaning while repairs proceed.
Public Works Director Olson updated the Soap Lake City Council on May 21 about ongoing maintenance at the wastewater treatment plant. Olson said replacement parts have been ordered and staff are performing daily cleaning while the plant is repaired.
Olson told the council that "Cost of equipment repair is being calculated and runs into the tens of thousands of dollars." The director said that once repairs and replacements are complete, staff will follow a regular maintenance schedule to prevent future deterioration.
The council received the report as part of regular city officer updates; no formal action or funding vote was taken at the meeting. City Planner Kovach separately told council that "the 2025 Comprehensive Plan should be ready for review by next council meeting," signaling upcoming planning work on the agenda.
