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Sheffield board approves new alert system for water treatment facility
Summary
The Village Board approved a quote from Britton Electronics & Automation to install a Mission Mydro850 RTU alert system at the water treatment facility, not to exceed $12,550, after staff said the old system has been discontinued. The motion passed on a 5-0 roll call.
The Sheffield Village Board voted Jan. 13 to accept a vendor quote to replace the village's discontinued water-treatment alert system.
Superintendent Lanxon told trustees the existing alert system is no longer supported; the board approved a quote from Britton Electronics & Automation to install a Mission Mydro850 RTU communications system for the water treatment facility "not to exceed $12,550." Trustee DeVoss moved to accept the quote and Trustee Adams seconded; the roll call vote was AYES: Adams, Corwin, DeVoss, Price, Taylor; ABSENT: Barry. Motion carried 5-0.
The board's approval authorizes procurement up to the stated limit; the transcript does not specify the vendor's contract timeline or warranty terms. Trustees said the upgrade was required because the prior system had been discontinued and the new RTU will restore remote alerts for treatment-plant staff.
