Lawrence City Utility Service Board has taken significant steps to enhance local infrastructure during its recent meeting on May 13, 2025. The board approved a general observation agreement with Goodwill at Geist for the installation of a potable water main. This agreement will see the utility provide construction observation services at a rate of $75 per hour, with an estimated total cost of $1,200 to be received upon project completion.

In addition, the board passed Resolution Number 32025, which declares certain outdated property as surplus and authorizes its disposal. This move is aimed at streamlining operations and ensuring that the utility's resources are effectively managed.

Another key decision involved the approval of a non-exclusive sanitary sewer utility easement granted by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to the city. This easement is crucial for the replacement and relocation of the sanitary sewer system, which is expected to improve service reliability for residents.

The board also announced that advertisements for the upcoming project will be published in the Indy Star on May 14 and May 21, with a bid opening scheduled for June 12. This timeline is designed to keep the community informed and engaged in the development process.

Lastly, the board addressed four account adjustments, including one significant adjustment exceeding $1,000, which has been resolved as consumption levels returned to normal.

These decisions reflect the board's commitment to improving utility services and infrastructure in Lawrence, ensuring that residents benefit from reliable and efficient systems.