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Supervisor reports routine expenses; board debates mower replacement
Summary
Sewer & Water Supervisor Ira Walker submitted routine expense items that the board approved; members debated replacing the Authority's 2016 Toro mower with a 2020 SCAG commercial mower for $8,000, with some favoring purchase and others preferring to defer.
Supervisor Ira Walker, Jr. presented routine operating expenses — including a $305 electrical repair at Well #5, $203.33 in Home Depot supplies, $276.62 in mower parts, and $801.36 in lab supplies — and the board approved those expenditures by motion.
The board also discussed replacing an aging 2016 Toro zero-turn mower with a 2020 SCAG commercial mower for $8,000. Most members said the SCAG, a commercial-grade machine, was a good deal and better suited to Authority work; Messrs. Cook and Brunicke preferred to delay the purchase. No purchase motion was recorded at the meeting.
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