County approves increased vendor aggregates for sanitary sewer operations

Michael Feday of the Department of Sanitary Sewer Services told council the legislation would increase aggregate purchase limits for three frequent vendors — to ensure pumps, controls and emergency tanking services are available for pump stations. He said the goal is to have the necessary pumps and controls on hand and to maintain emergency response capability at pump stations.

Council had no substantial objections during the brief presentation and proceeded with a motion to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution for the sanitary sewer department's vendor aggregate increases. The matter was adopted with recorded 'Aye' responses in the transcript; implementation will be managed by the sanitary sewer department.