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Board approves $7,200 sewer upgrade as DEC praises recent work; town reports $383,000 in grant reimbursements pending
Summary
Officials reported positive DEC inspections and ongoing testing for the sewer project, described roughly $383,000 in grant reimbursements still to be collected and two temporary loans of about $135,000 from the general fund, and approved a $7,200 Precision Upkeep LLC bid for a sewer sink/plumbing installation.
Town officials said the DEC recently performed an on-site walk-through and praised the sewer effluent and the project team’s work. The Supervisor said the town has about $383,000 in grant money still pending reimbursement and has taken two temporary loans totaling about $135,000 from the general fund to cover interim expenses; overall, the project’s near-term cash flow was described as tight but manageable.
The board moved to approve an additional sewer upgrade and accepted a bid from Precision Upkeep LLC for installation of a sink and plumbing at a cost of $7,200 to extend the life of new fabrics and related equipment. Board members emphasized that routine maintenance might have reduced the scope of recent repairs and discussed planning for a more permanent structure rather than temporary sheds to house the equipment.
