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Plainfield Utility Board approves credits and two utility contracts
Summary
The board unanimously approved three customer credits totaling $254,090.28 and two operations contracts totaling $188,525.00, including pumps and leak-survey services; motion was moved by Mr. Angle and seconded by Mr. Kingseed with an all-aye vote.
The Plainfield Utility Board approved six consent-agenda items on July 27, including three billing credit requests and two equipment/service contracts.
The board approved credits requested in the Utility Department Report: a credit to 2A Development LLC for $78,715.17; a credit to Meritex Plainfield I LLC for $102,206.11; and a credit to RMR Group LLC for $73,169.00 (total credits $254,090.28). The board also approved Contract No. 26259 with Maddox Industrial Group not to exceed $104,125.00 for two centrifuge feed pumps (funded from Wastewater Operating) and Contract No. 26298 with Ground Penetrating Radar Systems Inc not to exceed $84,400.00 for leak surveying (funded from Water Operating) (total contracts $188,525.00). Combined, the consent-agenda dollar value described at the meeting was $442,615.28.
Mr. Angle moved to approve the consent agenda; Mr. Kingseed seconded. President Dan Bridget called for the vote and the board responded "All ayes," approving the items unanimously. The meeting transcript does not record individual roll-call votes for that motion but the board membership present at roll call was: Dan Bridget (President), Mr. Kingseed, Mr. Everling, Mr. Angle, and Mr. Brandgard.
No member spoke in opposition during the motion and no further conditions were attached to the approvals.
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