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State trims water‑project scope; generator and monitoring system removed, district to rebid
Summary
District staff said state grant funds were reduced and the generator hookup and monitoring system were dropped from the drinking‑water project scope (the extra work estimated at about $150,000); the district moved to rebid the original scope with first advertisements and a scheduled bid opening in mid‑September.
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District staff told trustees the state reduced available funds for the district's drinking‑water project, forcing a cut to the project scope. The district reported it would drop a planned generator hookup and monitoring system that had been part of the originally requested scope and will proceed to advertise the remaining work and bid the original, reduced scope.
"The generator hookup and the monitoring system is no longer on the table," a staff presenter said, noting the state informed the district it is running low on grant funds. Staff estimated the deleted extras were about $150,000 and said bidding for the remaining scope was in the advertising phase with a planned opening in mid‑September.

