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Winlock council approves up to $184,000 for water plant VFDs and actuators
Summary
Council approved using Water/Sewer Capital Improvement funds to replace Variable Frequency Drives and actuators at the treatment plant after staff reported bids totaling $183,755 for equipment and installation.
The Winlock City Council on April 13 approved up to $184,000 from the Water/Sewer Capital Improvement Fund to replace Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) and actuators at the city water/sewer plant. Water/Sewer Superintendent Rodney Cecil told the council that replacing the VFDs and actuators is the department's highest priority and that current bids for equipment and installation totaled $183,755.00.
Councilman Jeramy Allman moved to approve the expenditure and Councilwoman Jodie Curtis seconded; the motion carried unanimously. The council directed staff to proceed with procurement using available capital improvement funds. No timeline for installation was specified in the minutes.
