Purchase 6 hydrogen sulfide monitors for Point Richmond neighborhood
In Plain English
The city plans to install air quality monitors near the wastewater treatment plant and Washington Elementary School. These devices detect hydrogen sulfide, the gas that creates sewage odors. If approved, the city spends up to $310,000 to monitor air quality in this neighborhood.
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Votes
Extend the meeting to complete the final items
5 to 1
Approve the purchase of six permanent hydrogen sulfide monitors from Hadronex, Inc. with warranty and direct staff to seek recovery from Veolia through the contract
6 to 0
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