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Council unanimously approves post‑disaster services extension and added design fee for Pelican Bay aquatic project
Summary
Seabrook authorized a one‑year contract extension for post‑disaster restoration services with Hide HydraDry Inc. and approved an additional $24,408 in design fees to Landmark Aquatic for the Pelican Bay pool renovation project, both by unanimous vote.
Seabrook City Council on Sept. 9 approved a one‑year extension with Hide HydraDry Inc. for post‑disaster restoration and recovery services and approved an additional $24,408 in design fees to Landmark Aquatic for the Pelican Bay renovation project.
The council voted unanimously to authorize the city manager to execute the extension agreement with Hide HydraDry Inc., a vendor for post‑disaster cleanup and restoration. The item was presented as a one‑year contract extension; councilors asked no substantive questions before the recorded unanimous approval.
Council also approved an updated proposal from Landmark Aquatic to add design work for the Pelican Bay pool project in the amount of $24,408. Staff said the Pelican Bay design changes are part of the city’s 2025 bond program and that the additional fee covers design refinements the consultant presented in the packet. That motion also passed on a unanimous voice vote.
Both approvals were part of the council’s broader discussion of 2025 bond‑funded projects in the CIP presentation earlier in the meeting.
