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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Construction of a 24" waterline project consisting of approx 11,850 LF of 24" waterline (PVC); 1,170 LF of 16" waterline (PVC and HDPE); two (2) double barrel cased horizontal directional Bore creek crossings; and related restoration work
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City
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Collinsville
County
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Tulsa
Address
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17227 N 129th E Ave
Phone Number
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(918) 371-2055
Zip Code
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74021
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington County Rural Water District 3
The board discussed district operations, including updates on lead and copper projects, tower contracts, bridge projects, and mediation outcomes. Operational reports from the District Manager, Field Manager, Office Manager, and Plant Manager were provided. Key actions included approving the contract for the 24-inch water line project, authorizing a significant pay request for residual management, and approving a change order for land application services. The board also authorized updating authorized signatories on bank accounts, addressed a leak adjustment policy, and passed a resolution approving indebtedness for system capital improvements. Additionally, the board decided to proceed with a TTHM removal project at the 2MG tank, pending engineering plans.
The board meeting included comprehensive reports from district management, including the District, Field, Office, and Plant Managers, as well as the Attorney and Engineer. Key agenda items involved discussions on various water line projects, easement acquisitions, the Tulsa County Road Widening project, and the residual management plan. The board deliberated on engineering design invoices, tower maintenance solutions, and personnel adjustments, including a wage increase for the Field Manager and updates to trustee designations. Additionally, the board reviewed the annual audit, discussed updates to Rules and Regulations, and authorized executive sessions regarding property acquisition and pending litigation.
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The board discussed and took action on several operational and development items. Key topics included a review of district manager and field operations reports, approval of accounts payable, and the approval of various new development projects and line extensions, such as Kimley-Horn's phase 3 plans and multiple contingent approvals for residential and commercial projects. Old business addressed water line relocation projects, pending quotes for tower maintenance, equipment sales, and the authorization of the district's attorney for an upcoming trial. Additionally, the board approved an hourly wage increase for new licenses and structural repairs for office facilities, and revised several administrative fees, including those for transfers, returned checks, and delinquencies.
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