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Council approves $405,412.50 pay application for Long Prairie lift station project

City of Long Prairie City Council · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The City Council unanimously approved Pay Application No. 5 for the Long Prairie Main Lift Station Improvement Project, authorizing $405,412.50 to C&L Excavating and approving related construction testing and invoice payments.

City Engineer Kent Louwagie and council members reported steady progress on the Long Prairie Main Lift Station Improvement Project. The council approved Pay Application No. 5 to C&L Excavating in the amount of $405,412.50 to continue work on the lift station.

During new business the council also approved an invoice of $2,502.70 to Braun Intertec for construction testing related to the project. Council Member Lilah Gripne moved to approve Pay Application No. 5 and Mayor James Kreemer moved to approve the Braun Intertec invoice; both motions were seconded and recorded as unanimously approved.

Engineer Louwagie reported underground piping is complete, the controls building and generator have been set, electrical work is underway and startup of the new lift station is anticipated in June, with demolition and site work on the old lift station planned for July.