Public Works: measurement basin pour set next week; water-meter project wraps up
Summary
Public Works reported that concrete work for a new measurement basin at the wastewater treatment plant will begin next week, north-side contractor work starts in November, and city staff said all water meters have been installed with final box changes and outreach underway.
Public Works Director Thomas Rogers told the council the city will pour concrete for a new measurement basin at the wastewater treatment plant next week and that contractors working on north-side infrastructure are making substantial progress, with a start date for a separate contract expected in early November. Rogers also described the near-completion of the city’s water-meter replacement project: "All the meters have been installed for the Water Meters Project. They are wrapping up on a handful of boxes that we requested," he said.
Rogers said crews are still performing routine mowing (three times weekly as weather permits) and have conducted door-tag outreach to inform residents how to use the new website or app tied to the metering work. The report did not include contract amounts or specific contractor names in the minutes; staff follow-up was directed through normal public-works permitting and project-tracking channels.
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