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Council approves $506,100 pay application to Spectrum Environmental for Kemper Park abatement
Summary
Boonville City Council approved consent items that included a $506,100 payment to Spectrum Environmental LLC for asbestos and lead abatement at A and D barracks at Kemper Park; council was told the project is about 70% complete.
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The Boonville City Council on June 2 approved consent items that included a pay application of $506,100 to Spectrum Environmental LLC for asbestos and lead abatement at the A and D barracks at Kemper Park.
Council members approved both consent items on a motion and second during the consent portion of the meeting; a roll call taken later showed affirmative votes recorded for the council.
City staff said the abatement work is roughly 70% complete and that contractors have sealed affected areas during abatement. "This is we're 70% of the way through the pay app, so we're approximately 70% of the way through the project," a staff speaker said, adding that the city expects a timeline and completion date from Spectrum shortly.
Councilmembers asked how long the project will last and whether follow-up work with developers (for paint abatement and repainting) would be coordinated to avoid duplicate effort. City staff said remaining work will be coordinated with the developer where possible.
The consent vote bundled multiple pay applications; the council did not discuss a separate ordinance or long-term financing for the abatement during the meeting.

