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Steger board approves $31,500 mixer for restored water tower, mayor cites DECO grant coverage
Summary
Trustees voted to purchase and install a Submersible GS9 mixer for the recently rehabilitated Steger water tower at a cost of $31,500; the mayor said the DECO grant covers the work. The motion passed by roll call with all trustees voting aye.
At its Nov. 17 meeting the Village of Steger Board of Trustees approved purchase and installation of a Submersible GS9 mixer for the village's restored water tower.
Mayor William Joyce told trustees the mixer is intended to prevent future freezing inside the tank and said "The cost to put this in is $31,500. They are on site, and it is important that this be done." Trustee Perchinski asked whether the price included engineering and whether the finance department had been consulted; the mayor replied that DECO grant funds for the water-tower rehabilitation would cover the mixer and related cathodic protection work.
Trustee Perchinski moved to approve the purchase and installation; Trustee Hanus seconded. The roll call vote recorded Hanus, Kaminski, Stewart, Thurmond and Perchinski voting aye. The motion carried. The mixer installation is part of finishing the tank rehabilitation once laboratory samples confirm the water tower can be returned to service.
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