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Commissioners authorize $73,500 planning order for county water-reuse study
Summary
Fayette County approved a professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn and an Individual Project Order for $73,500 to advance stakeholder engagement, delivery structure evaluation and funding strategy for a county water reuse initiative.
The Fayette County Board of Commissioners on March 30 authorized a continuing professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn and approved Individual Project Order No. 1 to progress planning for a county water reuse system.
IPO No. 1 covers stakeholder engagement, evaluation of utility and project delivery structure, and funding evaluation and strategy development at a cost of $73,500. The approval authorizes the county to advance toward implementation steps for a water reuse system; the agreement requires specific tasks to be defined in individual project orders and allows additional services at Kimley-Horn's prevailing rates if authorized.
Commissioners voted to approve the agreement and IPO by roll call; the full agreement and IPO are on file with county records.
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