(KMZA)--The Seneca City Council Wednesday evening heard a report on the results of the completion of the city lagoon de-sludging project.

City Superintendent Brian Ruske presented the report to the council.

Ruske said the process worked rather well, with an average of 6 inches or less of sludge now in all three cells

He said AMS removed 7 inches of sludge from cell one, 2 inches from cell two and about 12 inches from cell three.

Ruske said he and City Administrator Steve Brooks plan to meet with AMS after the first of the year to discuss a maintenance program.

In other business,  the Council approved the purchase of a 2013 International dump truck for the Public Works Department at a cost of $29,900.  The truck has around 30,000 miles on it.
The Council also approved a resolution to adopt the bylaws for the Seneca Parks and Recreation advisory board being created.