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Milton approves $30,000 water storage study, reallocates Maplewood pump paving CIP funds
Summary
Selectboard authorized a not-to-exceed $30,000 engineering agreement with Aldrich + Elliott for a Water Storage Capacity Study and approved reallocating Water CIP funds previously set aside for Maplewood Pump Station paving to pay for the study.
The Milton Selectboard unanimously authorized an engineering services agreement with Aldrich + Elliott, Inc. for a Water Storage Capacity Study with a cost not to exceed $30,000. Public Works Project Manager Allyssa Downs said the study will evaluate existing storage facilities, system configuration, storage volume and tank elevations to identify options for additional capacity to support operations, fire protection and future growth.
The board also approved reallocating Water Capital Improvement Program funds that had been appropriated for the Maplewood Pump Station Paving Project to cover the study costs. The motion, moved by Betsy Paret and seconded by Leland Morgan, directs the Town Manager or designee to execute the agreement and authorized payment not to exceed $30,000.
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