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Council approves accepting two grant applications for wastewater preliminary engineering report if awarded

City of Boulder City Council · October 21, 2025
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Summary

Council authorized the city to accept a $40,000 RRG grant (with $8,700 match) and a $30,000 MCEP grant if awarded; both would fund a preliminary engineering report by Morrison-Maierle for wastewater treatment plant updates.

The City of Boulder authorized accepting two grant awards—if they are awarded—that would fund a preliminary engineering report (PER) for wastewater treatment plant improvements.

Rosemary Perna said Nittany Grantworks applied for a Renewable Resources Grant (RRG) of $40,000 with a $8,700 city match and a Montana Coal Endowment Program (MCEP) grant of $30,000; both would fund a PER performed by Morrison-Maierle. Councilor Tim Graff (second) or Drew Dawson (mover) motioned to accept the grants if awarded and both motions carried with four aye votes.

Perna did not specify project timelines beyond the grant application; council approval is conditional on the grants being awarded and contingent on the city providing the stated match if required.