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Council opens stormwater RFP responses after CDM Smith inspection finds pipe needs
Summary
Council opened stormwater RFP responses; President Dooley and consultant Frank Tarquinio will evaluate responses. Dooley said a CDM Smith inspection found the borough needs 12,000 linear feet of galvanized or injected pipe for repairs.
Milford Borough opened responses to a stormwater engineering RFP at the Sept. 15 meeting and noted a recent inspection by CDM Smith that identified major pipe needs.
Secretary/Treasurer Francesca Lombardo announced the firms that submitted responses. Council President Joseph Dooley said CDM Smith inspected the pipe network and determined the borough needs approximately 12,000 linear feet of galvanized pipe or pour-in-place material that can be injected into existing pipes. Dooley said the purpose of the RFP is to hire an engineer to manage the project. Resident Candace Mahala and others raised concerns about pooling water near the Community House and along E. Harford Street; Council Member Richard Provenzano said he would arrange to clear a blockage.
Council assigned President Dooley and Frank Tarquinio to review proposals and create evaluation criteria for a decision at the next meeting.
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