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Commission hears Inframark transition update and Pump Station 9 progress
Summary
Commissioners received an update that Inframark is preparing to take over operations July 1, Pump Station 9 is nearing completion with paving slated next week, and staff expect three existing employees to be retained with two new hires planned.
Commissioners heard a project-status and operator-transition update that the new contract operator, Inframark, is actively preparing for a July 1 handover.
Tom (speaker S5), who gave the project update, said: “We have, Pump Station 9 still underway. We are hoping to be done by the end of the month here.” He reported final paving and sidewalks are scheduled and that Inframark staff are meeting regularly with commission staff to coordinate the transition.
Tom said Inframark has been recruiting and plans to retain three current staff members while hiring two additional employees; formal contract signing was described as pending town-council action and attorneys’ final review. “It's right now, it's with the town council right now… the two attorneys for each party are should be finalizing that,” Tom said.
Commissioners expressed general satisfaction with the bidder’s early engagement and transition planning and asked staff to keep the commission updated on when the contract is executed and on staffing decisions. Project bids for the collection-system rehabilitation and treatment-plant work were discussed; the commission expects construction to begin under the awarded contracts.
No formal action was taken beyond the informational update; staff will notify the commission when the operator contract is finalized and when project schedules change.
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