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Board hears proposal to replace wastewater SCADA system at roughly $70,000
Summary
Public-works trustee Brandon Smith told the board the wastewater SCADA monitoring system should be replaced this year at an estimated cost of $70,000; staff will draft a cost proposal for approval.
Trustee Brandon Smith briefed the board on the village's SCADA control system for the wastewater treatment plant, describing it as the data-and-alert system that logs operations and notifies staff when adjustments are needed. Smith said replacement is advisable this year and estimated the cost at approximately $70,000, noting sewer funds had been budgeted to cover the expense.
"The cost is approximately $70,000," Smith said during discussion, and the board asked staff to draft a formal cost proposal for later approval. The board did not vote on purchase authorization at the meeting; Smith characterized the expenditure as within the sewer fund budget and recommended moving forward this year.
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