The stage is now set for what will prove to be a massive, citywide overhaul, of Horton's sewer system.
That comes as the city, along with others across the nation, are required to bring their sewers into modern compliance with EPA standards.
Horton City Commissioners Wednesday evening held a special session focused on the issue. It followed a bid opening earlier that afternoon.
In attendance at both sessions was Pat Cox, representing the engineering firm of BG Consultants.
Cox told the Commission seven bids were received, and recommended that one submitted by Sapulpa Digging, Incorporated, based in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, be accepted(Play Audio)
Cox explained that the firm's numbers are lower than what had been anticipated, meaning savings, on a whole, for the overall project(Play Audio)
Much preliminary work remains prior to the start of the actual sewer upgrade, with paperwork and federal approval remaining. However, once completed, the project will likely begin in mid to late August.
© Many Signals Communications
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Former Atchison Co leader jailed after sentencing
Competency evaluation ordered for man accused of killing Seneca priest
Grinder blamed for Falls City shop building fire
MO man arrested after Doniphan Co pursuit
Tribe responds to former Chair's prison sentence
Write-in candidates win Horton City, school board positions
New museum set to open in Highland
Atchison org struggles with crime at historic site
Man charged in St. Joseph shooting
Falls City Council votes down wage proposal
Pawnee County K9 officer resigns
Seneca moving forward with plans for new ball field
Falls City Council approves resolution on land acquisition
Slama suspends campaign for treasurer
Atchison Co goes green for veterans
Lancaster cleared of boil water advisory; Doniphan Co RWD 3 remains affected
LATEST STORIES
NioCorp completes all land acquisition
MO man arrested after Doniphan Co pursuit
Man charged in St. Joseph shooting
USD 415 master facility plan presentation set
Atchison Co goes green for veterans
Atchison org struggles with crime at historic site
Former Atchison Co leader jailed after sentencing
Competency evaluation ordered for man accused of killing Seneca priest

Printer Friendly
Email to a Friend





