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Council Bluffs approves pump station odor control plans and awards Kenmore Avenue sewer reconstruction bid
Summary
The City Council approved plans and specifications for a Sixth Avenue pump station odor control project and accepted a bid from Compass Utility LLC for the Kenmore Avenue sanitary sewer reconstruction; the council also set the Mosquito Creek drainage district assessment for FY2026.
The Council Bluffs City Council approved multiple public-works measures, including plans and specifications for a Sixth Avenue pump station odor control project (Public Works Project 24-17) and acceptance of a bid from Compass Utility LLC for the Kenmore Avenue sanitary sewer reconstruction.
At the public hearing for the pump station odor-control project, the clerk confirmed proof of publication and that no written protests had been received before the council voted to approve the plans and specifications. The item was listed as resolution 25-133 on the agenda.
The council also voted to accept the bid of Compass Utility LLC for the Kenmore Avenue sanitary sewer reconstruction and approved related resolutions by voice vote. Staff presented the sewer reconstruction item as a formally bid public-works contract; the council approved the bid and instructed staff to proceed with contract execution.
Additionally, the council set the annual assessment for the Mosquito Creek drainage district (Sew...32 and West Lewis 35) for fiscal year 2026 by resolution. The clerk confirmed publication; the motion to set the assessment passed by voice vote.
Council members conducted the actions as routine public-works business; no written protests or extended debate were recorded on these items during the meeting.
