Chinook Council studies water distribution, and told treatment plant work nearly done
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Steve Edwards
A paving crew at the Chinook Water Treatment Plant negotiates a curve between the old plant and the newly constructed settling basin. The new pavement will improve access to the plant for users and suppliers. The upgrade is now considered "substantially completed" and crews are working on a punch list of remaining items. With final work in progress, the April 26 completion date should be met.
Before its regular April meeting the council held a second public meeting on a preliminary engineering report (PER) regarding the status of Chinook's water distribution and storage system. Council also heard a status report on the water treatment plant upgrade, voted to continue health benefits at the current level for city employees and learned the contractor on the downtown sidewalk project had agreed to come and review the punch list to complete that project.
The Preliminary Engineering Report on the
water distribution system
LeAnn Books, a water engineer with Morrison Maierle, who has been...
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