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Jul 30, 2026
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Sep 1, 2026
Approx., 7,000' of 30" CCFRPM or ductile iron gravity sewer 10' to 14' deep with manholes, connections, bypass pumping, asphalt & concrete paving, traffic control, grassing, and clean up.
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City
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Madison
County
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Madison
Address
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101 Ray Sanderson Drive
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
35758
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Madison Utilities
The board approved the Engineers of the South Lime Quarry Road sewer project. Management provided updates on water infrastructure projects, including booster stations, the water treatment plant, and well repairs, as well as enhancements to the wastewater treatment facility's power infrastructure. Financial discussions focused on upcoming payroll processing, potential software updates, and the authorization for revised W-2 preparations. Additionally, the General Manager provided updates regarding recent stakeholder discussions.
The board addressed several agenda items, including a public comment regarding a utility leak, the approval of dedication and improvement projects for the Chop House at Town Madison and Heritage Hills Phase 4, and the selection of Water PIO for a one-year public relations agreement. Additional actions included approving a notification of will serve for a residential site, authorizing a one-time lump sum payment for ERS retirees, and receiving updates on legal matters, water projects, and wastewater treatment progress. Furthermore, the board reviewed financial and payroll program implementations and discussed general management updates and departmental reports.
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The meeting included discussions on billing concerns regarding flat-rate sewer fees, the approval of an ADP contract and resolution to improve payroll and onboarding, and the approval of a professional services agreement with BMSS, LLC. Updates were provided regarding legal discussions, water main tie-ins, PFAS monitoring with the EPA, and progress on wastewater treatment plant upgrades. Additionally, the General Manager provided a report on customer appreciation and the auction of equipment.
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