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Cilimberg also requested authorization from the Board to make payments in the amount of: 1) $888 to PD9 for administrative services, 2) $21,259 to the contractors for the collection lines for work and materials, 3) $39,000 to the contractors for the sewage treatment plant, 4) $8,936 to the engineer for basic services, and 5) $65 to Bob Dennis, president of the Water and Sewer Authority, for miscellaneous services. The Board approved all the payments, which totalled $66,184. All of those costs are “grant eligible,” Cilimberg said.
In related business, the Board accepted the resignation of Donald Gore from the Water and Sewer Authority effective August 1 when Gore’s term on the WSA expires. It was noted that, in addition to Gore’s, the terms of three other members also will expire August 1. The only WSA member whose term will not expire on that day is Carson Johnson.
To prevent the simultaneous expiration of terms, the Board reappointed members of the WSA to staggered terms. Bob Dennis was reappointed for 1 year. Col. White for 2 years, Cliff Miller for 3 years, and the new appointee, Martin Woodard, for four years.
Bob Dennis suggested to the Board that is consider the types of expertise needed when it makes future appointments to the WSA. Now that the WSA has new tasks at hand, Dennis said, it requires different talents. Hinting that he was no longer the best choice for president of the WSA, Dennis said that his expertise was used in negotiating with the state to get the grant money. Appropriate talents are now needed to supervise construction of the plant and to oversee the financial arrangements, Dennis said.
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