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The Village’s engineer from Verdantas reported that design for a new UV disinfection system at the wastewater treatment plant is complete and ready to be sent to the Ohio EPA for approval, with the mayor having just signed the submittal. He stated that they plan to advertise the project for bids next month, secure pricing by early August, put a contract together by September, and have equipment ordered in time to switch from chemical disinfection by November 1, 2026. The project is funded with an $865,000 Ohio EPA loan that is effectively 100% grant money, and the UV equipment, electrical panels, and related components will largely be supplied by a single manufacturer, with limited need for multiple subcontractors. This is an active pre-bid capital project that will require a construction contractor familiar with wastewater UV systems and potentially specialized electrical and mechanical installation support. Vendors in wastewater equipment, controls, and construction management can engage now around bid timing, pre-qualification, and helping the Village meet its tight installation schedule before the 2027 disinfection season.

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$865,000Jun 9, 2026

The mayor reported that the Village has been awarded another $150,000 toward Phase II of the sidewalk pathway project, and that project start is projected for sometime after July 1, 2027. Council discussion acknowledged that construction costs have increased to the point where the original grant does not cover the full desired length, and the engineer from Verdantas will bring a detailed schedule to an upcoming meeting. At this stage, the Village is clarifying scope, alignment, and how far the pathway can be extended under current funding, with some concern that unresolved issues could constrain or even jeopardize parts of the project. This is a forward-looking capital project where design refinement, right-of-way coordination, cost estimating, and potential supplemental funding or value-engineering services could be valuable before final bid documents are prepared.

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$150,000Jun 9, 2026

Council member Jason Francis reported that the Village has a $2,500 Cemetery Improvement Grant that must be fully spent by June 30, 2026, with all invoices and payments reconciled and submitted to the State by the end of July. The Village previously obtained two quotes and chose to use McCoy when it filed the grant application, and Kenny Ferguson has been asked to contact Mr. McCoy to move forward, implying that specific improvement work at the cemetery is about to be scheduled. Although the grant amount is modest, the work will require timely coordination with the selected vendor to ensure purchase and installation of the approved improvements before the deadline. Vendors in small-scale cemetery sitework, landscaping, or monument and fence repair can use this as a cue to offer services or follow-on enhancements beyond the covered grant amount.

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$2,500Jun 9, 2026

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