Carleton council approves $3,386.96 purchase for wastewater plant pump
Summary
The council accepted a USA Blue Book quote for $3,386.96 to replace a peristaltic metering pump at the Village wastewater treatment plant after President Penix said engineers recommended the unit; motion by Terry Burkardt carried 4-0.
Council members voted July 28 to purchase a replacement peristaltic metering pump for the Village of Carleton Waste Water Treatment Plant at a cost of $3,386.96.
President James Penix advised the council that the existing pump could not keep up with plant demands and that the engineers recommended the replacement unit. Council member Terry Burkardt moved, and Debbie Stolkey supported, “to accept the quote for $3386.96 from USA Blue Book for the new pump.” The roll-call vote recorded Burkardt, Pernicano, Stolkey and Geiermann as voting yes; the motion carried.
The minutes list the vendor and exact purchase price but do not record a funding source, warranty details or an installation timeline. No amendments or alternate bids are recorded in the minutes.
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