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Council authorizes $102,949.86 in invoices for water meter project
Summary
Harpers Ferry council adopted Resolution No. 3 to authorize payments totaling $102,949.86 for the water meter project; funds include EPA CT funds and a West Virginia governor grant, and the resolution passed unanimously.
The Harpers Ferry town council voted to authorize payment of invoices related to the town’s water meter project, adopting Resolution No. 3 and approving $102,949.86 in expenditures drawn from U.S. EPA CT funds and a West Virginia governor grant.
As read into the record by the presiding official, the adopted resolution summarized funding lines and totals: $82,359.89 from EPA CT funds and $20,589.97 from state grant funds for a total of $102,949.86. The council moved, seconded and approved the resolution by unanimous vote, 7-0.
Public Works staff had previously updated the council on the meter-billing rollout: roughly 750 accounts were migrated to the new collector system and about 90% of accounts now receive automated reads; a small share still require manual reading. The public works update also noted continued work on phase-3 tank restoration and the Gilbert Street project — both moving toward bidding and construction in the coming months.
The council’s action authorizes payment to vendors for completed work on the meter project and directs staff to sign documentation and prepare follow-up procurement records as required by the grant terms.
