Concord Township moves forward on $3.6M sludge‑processing upgrade; engineering retainer authorized
Council authorized the township manager to execute an engineering retainer (not‑to‑exceed about $400,000) as part of a $3.6 million project to convert the wastewater plant from wet‑sludge hauling to a dry processing system, which staff said will reduce hauling costs and pay back in roughly 10 years.
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Concord Township council voted to authorize the township manager to execute an engineering retainer to advance a sludge‑processing capital upgrade at the township wastewater plant. Manager Amanda and staff described accelerating the project because chemical hauling and disposal have become difficult and costly; the full project was estimated at $3.6 million and the engineering retainer was described as roughly $400,000 (not‑to‑exceed) and included within the project budget.
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