Sewer wet wells cleaned; manhole riser cost and spring meter replacement logged as insurance claim

Staff told the board that sewer wet wells were cleaned last week and that an air-release maintenance operation is scheduled for tomorrow. The record notes Twisted Creek intends to install a 40x60 structure near Eastport Bay Road and that grading required raising a buried manhole; staff said they installed new risers and that the material cost was "like $112."

On water issues, staff reported odor complaints at a nearby water body and said the department has "been using activated carbon since that initial" incident. The meters at the springs were documented as malfunctioning and staff said the replacement will be processed as an insurance claim; staff said they are establishing a vendor account to purchase the new meter. No budget appropriation or vendor name for the meter replacement was provided in the meeting segments.