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Boost pump project: $600,000 grant nearly expended, SCADA and electrical work remain
Summary
Council Member Brandon Rees told the council the tank-lid work is nearly finished and the $600,000 grant backing the boost pump project has seen $557,183 spent to date, leaving about $42,800 for final sealant, electrical upgrades, and a SCADA system.
Council Member Brandon Rees reported July 7 that the boost pump project is nearing its final work items. He said the total grant for the project was $600,000 and that $557,183 has been spent to date, leaving approximately $42,817. He estimated the tank lid will cost about $12,000 and said remaining grant funds will be used for electrical upgrades and a SCADA system to automate pumps and pressure controls.
Rees also noted the tank lid is complete except for sealant around the edges. The council did not record any votes on contracting at this meeting; the report is intended as a progress update and budget accounting for the project.
