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Trustees told spillway repair likely requires costly dewatering; bid expected next month
Summary
Mayor Pezze reported the dam/ spillway work originally planned did not occur and that a full repair requiring blocking and pumping the spillway could cost roughly $32,000; the village awaits a contractor bid and a scheduled inspection in about two weeks.
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Mayor Tony Pezze updated trustees on an outstanding dam-repair contract that was not completed last year and said more invasive work will likely be required to fix the spillway. He said the contractor had not provided a bid at the meeting and warned a complete repair that involves blocking and pumping the spillway could cost about $32,000, a sum the village cannot currently afford.
Pezze said the village would receive another inspection in approximately two weeks and that more precise requirements and contractor estimates will determine next steps. Trustees agreed to wait for a formal bid and to include the item on the next meeting agenda once the proposal is received.
