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Palos Heights committee approves $289,169 payment for new 300,000‑gallon water storage tank work
Summary
The Water and Sewer Committee approved Payment No. 5 of $289,169.50 to Dahme Mechanical Industries for work on a newly constructed 300,000‑gallon ground-level storage tank; painters will begin work and mechanical teams will mobilize after well X‑rays, the city said.
The Palos Heights Water and Sewer Committee voted unanimously March 24 to approve Payment No. 5 to Dahme Mechanical Industries, Inc. for $289,169.50 toward work on the city’s new 300,000‑gallon ground‑level storage tank. Chairman Brennan moved the measure after City Administrator Adam Jasinski described the project status.
"New tank is constructed. Painters will begin work on the new tank," City Administrator Adam Jasinski reported during the director’s update, and he said wells have been X‑rayed as crews prepare to mobilize for mechanical work inside the pump station. The motion to approve the payment was made by Alderman Key and seconded by Alderman Brennan; the measure passed on a voice vote.
The payment covers ongoing contract work tied to construction and finishing tasks at the storage tank site. Committee members did not request additional funding at the meeting and recorded no dissent. The committee’s approval moves the project toward final mechanical commissioning and surface finishing; no completion date was provided in the committee record.
The discussion appeared as part of the director’s report and was recorded in the meeting minutes. The payment action is noted as Payment No. 5 to Dahme Mechanical Industries, Inc., in the amount of $289,169.50.
