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Stonington approves $31,746 elevator-area drainage project with $25,000 private contribution

Village of Stonington Board of Trustees · September 4, 2024
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Summary

The board approved a $31,746.51 bid from KJC Ag Inc. to install a catch basin, pump station and tile at the elevator corner; private contributor Kevin Walker will pay $25,000 and the village will cover up to $12,000, potentially from TIF funds.

Superintendent Jake Heberling presented a KJC Ag Inc. bid of $31,746.51 to install a catch basin, pump station and tile to address water drainage at the corner of the elevator. The board accepted the proposal Sept. 4 and recorded the financial arrangement: Kevin Walker agreed to contribute $25,000 and the village would cover up to $12,000 for the remaining installation costs, monthly electricity and maintenance.

Trustee Scott Kuntzman moved to approve the KJC Ag Inc. bid; Trustee Tara Ramsey seconded the motion. The minutes state the motion passed on a 5-0 vote. The minutes note that a portion or the entirety of the village's share of up to $12,000 could be funded from TIF (Tax Increment Financing) funds.

No contract text or project schedule was provided in the minutes; the board's action authorized proceeding under the recorded funding terms.