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Trappe approves Livingston Septic scope for ARPA-funded sewer main lining project
Summary
Council approved Livingston Septic’s scope for a previously awarded ARPA-funded sewer main lining project: installing 1,016 feet of 8-inch fiberglass pipe from manhole 3 to manhole 7 and reinstating 22 laterals at a cost of $73,992.00; the council previously budgeted $75,000.
Administrator Erin Braband presented Livingston Septic’s proposed scope of services for the sewer main lining project previously awarded using ARPA funds. The scope calls for installing 1,016’ of 8" fiberglass pipe from manhole 3 to manhole 7 and reinstating 22 laterals at a cost of $73,992.00; the Council had previously allocated $75,000 for the project.
After a brief discussion Commissioner Rose Potter moved to approve Livingston Septic’s scope of services; Commissioner Jeremy Newnam seconded and the motion was unanimously approved. "Livingston Septic compiled the scope of work to consist of installing 1,016’ of 8” fiberglass from manhole 3 to manhole 7 and reinstating 22 laterals for a cost of $73,992.00," Administrator Erin Braband stated while presenting the scope. The minutes record approval of the scope but do not list a construction timeline or contractor start date.
