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Council hears update on federally funded water project; EPA approval required for new pump

Village of Michiana Council · September 6, 2024
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Summary

Council member Mike Mumper reported the village's federally funded water project is moving forward; engineering firm Merritt is preparing phase-one bids and the new pump requires EPA approval before installation.

The Village of Michiana received an update on a federally funded water project that is advancing toward bidding and equipment approvals.

Council member Mike Mumper said the grant-backed project requires the village to follow federal policies and procedures. Merritt, the village’s engineering firm on the project, is preparing bids for phase one, and the council was told the new pump will need EPA approval before it can be installed.

No timeline for final construction or total project cost was provided during the meeting; council members said they will continue to work with Merritt and federal reviewers to satisfy compliance requirements.