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Pool filled, sewer repairs planned; council approves $43,251.76 in accounts payable
Summary
Superintendent Jonathan Armstrong reported the municipal pool is ready, a sewer on College Street requires digging, and a sewer trash pump replacement (about $1,500) is budgeted. The council approved accounts payable and payments totaling $43,251.76 by roll call.
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Superintendent Jonathan Armstrong told the council that "the Pool is filled and ready to go," and that several vendors had advised against painting the pool liner. He said crews replaced a valve in the pool parking lot and will dig up a sewer on College Street by Lyle Eaton’s residence. Armstrong also reported the sewer trash pump needs replacement at an estimated cost of about $1,500 and noted increasing rust on the city van and pickup.
Following the report, the council approved payment of accounts payable totaling $43,251.76 by roll call. Mayor Bates asked Armstrong to ensure the water fountain at Percy Park is turned on for the basketball league starting next week.
