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Commissioners approve roughly $5,241 in additional work for Brownsville cleanup plan

Madison County Board of Commissioners · August 5, 2026
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Summary

After state and Petrofund reviewers requested an additional soil boring and monitoring well, the board approved a written consent to add about $5,241 to the Brownsville cleanup work plan to meet DEQ and Petrofund comments.

A consultant presented an update on the Brownsville cleanup work plan and said both the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and Petrofund requested a supplemental soil boring and an additional monitoring well. The added field work, lab analyses and reporting increased costs by roughly $5,241.

The board moved and seconded a motion to send written approval to the consultant (Tetra Tech) to fund the additional scope; the motion carried on voice vote. Commissioners asked clarifying questions about the scope and referenced prior estimates presented in a work session.

Staff will notify the consultant after the clerk sends written confirmation to proceed with the additional soil boring and monitoring well.