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Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Work consists of furnishing and installing 70 meter pits to replace existing water shut off valves.
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Work consists of furnishing and installing 70 meter pits to replace existing water shut off valves.
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Construction of the installation of a new raw water well and piping.
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City
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Cromwell
County
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Noble
Address
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4852 N 1200 W
Phone Number
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(260) 856-4341
Zip Code
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46732
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Turkey Creek Regional Sewer District
The Board approved various financial claims and payrolls, as well as two On Call Water Agreements and a pay application for pipe installation. Discussions centered on the introduction of a new Water Rate and Water Use Ordinance, which mandates full payment of balances to prevent disconnection, and a new Subdivision Control Ordinance to manage future developments. Additionally, the Board approved an updated Employee Handbook regarding retirement eligibility and reviewed ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Buttermilk Lift Station relocation, the Fascination Place Water Improvement project, and associated SRF funding requirements.
The board discussed and approved various financial items, including July claims, State Revolving Funds (SRF) submissions, and a bid for a test well. Construction projects, such as the Buttermilk Lift Station relocation and work on Raggedy Ann Road, were reviewed alongside pay applications for Mason Engineering and Construction, Inc. and SLB Pipe Solutions LLC. The billing service provider reported on the first year of operations, and the board implemented a policy to waive late fees for customers enrolled in auto-pay. Additionally, the superintendent reported on plant performance during the recent holiday, and general public business was addressed, including questions about damaged lift stations and district communications.
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The Board of Trustees reviewed and approved the April claims, with discussions centered on financial records maintenance, generator repair work, and environmental testing strategies. Key operational updates included legal assessments regarding road vacation requests and easement protections, as well as significant project management details for the Water Improvement Project, including SRF and OCRA funding requirements, construction bidding, and the approval of new contracts for infrastructure components like the emergency generator and water meters. Additionally, the Board addressed upcoming public health notices regarding a boil water advisory and scheduled annual lift station maintenance.
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