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Council authorizes RIF grant application to design water booster upgrade
Summary
Council authorized the city manager to apply for up to $250,000 from the Oregon Regional Infrastructure Fund to fund design and permitting of a water booster-pump station upgrade; motion passed unanimously by roll call.
Council voted to authorize the city manager to submit an application to the Oregon Regional Infrastructure Fund for up to $250,000 to cover engineering and permitting costs for a water booster-pump station upgrade.
"I make a motion to authorize fee manager Rick Homolong to apply to the Oregon Regional Infrastructure Fund or the RIF grant and sign on behalf of the city service for up to $250,000 for the design and permitting of the water booster pump station upgrade project," a councilor said; the motion was seconded and passed on a roll-call vote with all ayes recorded.
Staff said the grant request would fund preconstruction engineering and permitting only; the full construction cost of the treatment or pump upgrades would be significantly larger and would require separate funding decisions if the grant is awarded. The motion directs the manager to submit the application and sign required documents if the council empowers him to do so.
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