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Dec 3, 2026
Replace two existing entrance gates at the Salmon Creek Treatment Plant (SCTP) with associated electrical and controls modifications, and install two security bollards and a bike rack.
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City
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Vancouver
County
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Clark
Address
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8000 NE 52nd Ct
Phone Number
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(360) 750-5876
Zip Code
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98668
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clark Regional Wastewater District
The board meeting featured special presentations including the introduction of a new maintenance staff member, recognitions for employee promotions, and a service award for the Board Clerk. Departmental reports were presented covering utility tax ordinance updates, updates to the annual employee handbook and compensation plan, progress on capital and development programs, and an update on a district code resolution regarding General Manager authority. Additionally, the board received a report concerning an influx of public record requests related to artificial intelligence and conducted an executive session to review public employee performance.
The Board ratified payments, including electronic payments and vouchers, and adopted a resolution to establish a latecomer charge for the Perry Sewer Extension project. Various departmental reports were reviewed, and the Board reached a consensus on increasing the General Manager's delegated authority to $100,000, with a future agenda bill and resolution to be prepared for formal review.
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The board meeting featured a special presentation of the Platinum Award to field staff for identifying cost savings on capital projects. Key agenda items included the adoption of resolutions regarding latecomer charges for sewer lines, the re-adoption of district policy, the waiver of competitive bidding for specific sewage pumps, and the amendment of code relating to sewage flow values. The board also authorized the purchase of a used Caterpillar excavator and reviewed semi-annual reports from the engineering, collection operations, and finance departments, as well as an update on treatment operations and permit compliance.
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