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Loganton approves water-tank restoration plan, sets resident conservation rules
Summary
Council confirmed contracts and cost estimates for a scheduled water-tank restoration — base rehabilitation $79,054, temporary tank $10,990, maximum $105,304 — and approved a resident-notification plan that allows one warning and then shutoff during the project with a $50 reconnect fee.
Loganton Borough Council confirmed the scope and costs for a planned water-tank restoration and approved resident-notification and enforcement measures tied to the project. The council recorded a base rehabilitation cost of $79,054.00 (contingent on no additional floor work), a temporary tank priced at $10,990.00 and a maximum total cost estimated at $105,304.00; contracts for the work were reported as signed.
Council members discussed how to limit residential water use while the tank is restored. The council approved drafting letters to residents that will warn of conservation expectations; the policy described one warning followed by an immediate shutoff if residents do not conserve during the restoration, with a $50 reconnect fee to be charged for reconnecting service. Council also directed staff to explore additional ways to keep residents notified during the project. The water-tank update was presented as part of routine project reporting and no formal appeal or public hearing on the contract was recorded.
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