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Carlin adopts Resolution 2025-15, commits $1.3M to solids screening facility project
Summary
The council unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-15 to commit city funds and move forward with a $1.3 million Solids Screening Facility project required by an EPA grant application.
The Carlin City Council adopted Resolution 2025-15 on Nov. 12, formally committing the city to the Solids Screening Facility Capital Improvement Project and the city funds necessary to complete the project.
City Manager Richard Braithwaite told the council the resolution was a procedural requirement for an EPA grant and that the total project budget had been updated to $1.3 million, up from an earlier $1.2 million estimate because of inflation and engineering expenses. Councilmember Lyndsie Whigham moved to approve and adopt Resolution 2025-15; Joel Nalley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. After the vote Mayor Kinney noted that Councilmember Brandon Keller temporarily lost his phone connection and was later considered absent, but a quorum had existed for the resolution vote.
The resolution formally commits city matching funds needed for the EPA grant application and advances the design phase of the wastewater project; the council did not provide further budget detail at the meeting.
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