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Council approves Bartlett & West contract for $935,096 wastewater master plan to guide 2026 bond work

Greenville City Council · March 25, 2026
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Summary

Council authorized a wastewater master plan contract with Bartlett & West to map undersized sewer infrastructure, install flow meters, and recommend a capital improvement plan; staff said the study should take 12–14 months and fits the planned 2026 wastewater bond timetable.

Council approved a contract with Bartlett & West to develop a wastewater master plan intended to identify undersized lines, locate inflow/infiltration, and produce capital-improvement recommendations timed to the city's planned 2026 wastewater bond offering.

City Manager Summer and consultant Lee (Bartlett & West) explained the study will use flow meters at strategic locations to detect excessive flow from inflow/infiltration and will recommend priority replacements; staff estimated the contract cost at $935,096.63 and a 12–14 month study period. Council approved the contract and staff said payments will align with the study schedule and bond offering timeline.

Provenance: Topic introduced at SEG 576 and concluded at SEG 686.