Sewer plant down to one pump; village borrows meter reader while evaluating replacement
Summary
Water & Sewer staff reported the sewage plant is operating on one pump after a rail-system failure, and the village had to borrow a meter reader from Elbridge to complete billing; W2O quoted $6,300 for a pump-bracket repair and Ti Sales quoted $14,309.69 for a new Neptune 360 meter reader and software.
Fred DiRisio reported the village's sewage plant was down to one pump after a rail-system failure and that W2O provided an estimate of $6,300 to repair the bracket in the pump. He also said the village's meter reader failed in June, requiring staff to borrow the Village of Elbridge’s reader so July billing could be produced on time.
DiRisio told the Board Ti Sales quoted $14,309.69 for a replacement Neptune 360 meter reader and software; the Board voted to approve that purchase later in the meeting. The transcript records the estimates and the immediate operational workaround but does not detail installation timelines for the new equipment.
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