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Burton hires Southern Roots to install 16-foot gate for water-well access
Summary
Council approved hiring Southern Roots Fencing & Supply to install a 16-foot double gate to facilitate equipment access to the Water Well #5 site; the estimate in the packet totals $2,339.88.
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The Burton City Council on June 10 approved hiring Southern Roots Fencing & Supply to install a 16-foot double gate on the Water Well #5 fenced property so drillers can access the site more easily.
Mayor Karen Buck said the request came from the water well contractor (C. Miller Drilling) to provide an entrance for equipment. The approved work calls for removing three fence posts and replacing them with two gate posts and installing a sixteen (16') foot double gate. The meeting packet includes an estimate (Job #2396) showing a subtotal and estimate total of $2,339.88 for the gate and related hardware.
Councilmember Jeff Eckhardt moved to approve hiring Southern Roots and Councilmember Nathan Kalkhake seconded; the motion passed with no recorded opposition. City staff said the gate would facilitate drilling and equipment movement for the Water Well #5 project.
