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Council approves DPW maintenance work, meter testing and surplus sale
Summary
Council approved DPW requests including a not‑to‑exceed $3,250 quote to test six in‑place water meters, emergency repairs to a DPW service truck for about $2,871, and declared a 1997 Ford F450 dump truck surplus for auction.
The council approved several Department of Public Works requests: a quote from Taylor H2O Work to test six in‑place water meters (3‑ to 6‑inch sizes) with a not‑to‑exceed fiscal exposure of $3,250 if repairs are required; emergency repairs to a DPW water‑service truck estimated at $2,871.42 to replace rear leaf springs; and listing a 1997 Ford F450 dump truck as surplus on MuniciBid because it needs more than $11,000 in repairs while its value was estimated at about $4,500.
DPW director John (speaker 15) said the city has used Taylor H2O Work for previous testing and that repair costs vary by meter size. Council amended the meter‑testing approval with a clarifying not‑to‑exceed statement and approved the truck repairs and surplus listing.
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