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Redevelopment Commission approves repair payment and invoices, advances reimbursement process
Summary
The commission voted to advance payment for a contractor quote for market repairs and approved payment of invoices including a $23,002.95 claim; staff will pursue reimbursement and provide invoice documentation to the commission.
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At the meeting, commissioners approved advancing payment for a contractor's repair quote and authorized payment on multiple invoices, including one totaling $23,002.95 tied to purchase order 3358 and an additional invoice for $1,977.70. Commissioners and staff discussed reimbursement procedures and documentation.
A motion to approve payment of the quote for excavation work by Marty Sutton was made and seconded; commissioners agreed to advance funds with the expectation that the project team and engineers would pursue reimbursement from responsible parties later. Commissioner Enslin said engineering and other professionals would pursue reimbursement and follow up.
Staff presented invoices associated with PO 3358 and related voucher numbers and asked the commission to approve payment. The motion to pay the invoices was made and support was recorded; Commissioner McGraw responded "Yes" when asked. The transcript does not contain a formal roll-call tally showing each member—s vote for these specific items.
Clarifying details recorded in the meeting included the PO number (3358), the invoice amount of $23,002.95, and an additional invoice of $1,977.70 referenced by staff. No changes to contract scope or new procurement awards were made at the meeting; the actions were approvals to pay existing invoices and to advance a repair quote payment.
Next steps: staff said they would circulate additional invoice details and continue to pursue reimbursement and further documentation from contractors and engineers. The commission did not discuss settlement details or specify payment sources in the meeting record.

