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The Board of Public Utilities approved a set of utility contracts and recommended the City Council accept the Final Draft Fleet Electrification Master Plan, which is meant to help meet the 2040 zero-emission fleet requirement.
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The board approved three utility-related items: extending a polymer supply purchase order by $120,000, awarding a $2.52 million sewer lift station project with a total authorized amount of $2.78 million, and authorizing up to $914,308.65 for construction management on water, sewer, and storm drain improvements. It also recommended that the City Council accept the Fleet Electrification Master Plan, a roadmap for replacing medium- and heavy-duty city vehicles with zero-emission vehicles by 2040. Staff also gave updates on water and recycled water supply, and reported on a proposed no-cost feasibility study for biogas operations at the Laguna Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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