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Parma awards $4.36 million contract for North/Linden Lane septic abatement; Craiglee Drive project also approved

5770770 · September 3, 2025
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Summary

Council amended and adopted an ordinance to award Fabrizi Trucking & Paving Company $4,359,905 for Phase 1 of the North and West Linden Lane septic abatement project and approved the Craiglee Drive septic abatement project.

Parma City Council amended and adopted an ordinance awarding the construction contract for the North and West Linden Lane septic abatement project — phase 1 — to Fabrizi Trucking and Paving Company for $4,359,905. Council moved to insert the contractor name and the dollar amount in the ordinance, waive the waiting rule, and place the measure on third reading; roll call votes recorded unanimous support for adoption as amended. At the same meeting the council adopted the Craiglee Drive septic abatement project, authorizing sanitary sewer installation, pavement and storm sewer improvements for Craiglee Drive from Ridge Road to the dead end. Both measures were presented as emergency ordinances with prior readings and were adopted on third reading. The Linden Lane measure covers three street segments identified in the agenda: North Linden Lane (East Bagley Road to Millerwood Lane), Martin Drive (W. 130th to North Linden Lane) and Millerwood Lane (East Linden Lane to North Linden Lane). The Craiglee Drive measure authorizes sanitary sewer and related street improvements along Craiglee Drive and declares the work an emergency to proceed. Council recorded the contractor award amount for the Linden Lane project; the transcript did not include the Craiglee bid-dollar amounts or a construction schedule. The items passed with typical municipal procurement procedures: motion, second, and roll-call adoption after amendment and waiver of the rules.