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Public Works seeks sander purchase and flags $1M biosolids drying-bed option for future planning
Summary
Public Works presented two items: approval to buy a pickup-mounted sander (cost just shy of $9,000) and informational results from a biosolids study that estimated drying beds would cost about $1,000,000 and could be a one-shot project with a 5–6 year payback.
Pat (Public Works, speaker 14) asked council to approve buying a sander to mount on an older pickup for treating city parking lots and parks; he said the cost is "just shy of $9,000" and the funds are available in the current budget. Council approved the purchase by voice vote.
Pat also updated the council on a biosolids study: consultants tentatively recommended drying beds with an estimated cost "about $1,000,000." He emphasized the project would not be required immediately, could be refined, and would likely be a single all-at-once construction effort with a projected 5–6 year payback when implemented.
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