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Wayne City board clears $2,117.25 HACH meter purchase for sewer testing
Summary
Public works reported a new on‑site dissolved‑oxygen test requirement for sewer effluent; Worker Kris Shreve presented a HACH quote for $2,117.25 and the board raised no objections to the purchase.
Worker Kris Shreve informed the board that one sewer effluent parameter — dissolved oxygen — must now be tested on site and that he obtained a quote from HACH for $2,117.25 for a meter. The transcript records that "there were no objections from the board to Shreve making the purchase."
Shreve presented the procurement as an operational necessity tied to wastewater compliance; the board did not ask for a formal motion or vote and allowed the worker to proceed. The purchase will equip the village to perform required onsite dissolved-oxygen testing going forward.
The quote amount and vendor were recorded in the meeting minutes; the board did not request competitive-bid documentation during the public meeting.
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