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Council approves consent agenda including multiple road contracts and professional services
Summary
Farmington Hills City Council approved the March 24 consent agenda, which included multiple construction contracts, professional‑service awards, subdivision public‑road acceptances and meeting‑minute approvals.
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The Farmington Hills City Council voted March 24 to approve the consent agenda, enacting routine administrative items and contract awards listed in the meeting packet.
Mayor Pro Tem William Dwyer read items included in the consent agenda and Councilmember Bridal moved its approval. The roll‑call vote recorded all voting members present as voting yes; Councilmember Boulware was absent.
Significant items approved under the consent agenda included: the policy on sponsorships and naming rights; a collective‑bargaining agreement with paid‑on‑call firefighters; acceptance of the Planning Commission 2024 annual report; an MDOT agreement for Highway Safety Improvement Program work; and multiple local‑road construction and rehab contracts. Notable contract awards recorded in the packet were:
- North Industrial Drive reconstruction — asphalt specialist LLC — $1,503,943.54 - Edge Hill Avenue reconstruction — Nagle Paving Company — $584,920.81 - 2025 local road asphalt rehabilitation (Duke Forest Hills and Pebble Brook Estates) — Nagle Paving Company — $1,467,489.88 - Oakwood Knolls subdivision rehabilitation — F Allied Construction Company — $474,000.85 - Asheville rehabilitation (Mural Estate subdivision) — F Allied Construction Company — $837,358.48 - Shady Ridge Drive gravel‑to‑hard surface conversion — F Allied Construction Company — $566,522.01 - Fire department consultant — Central for Public Safety Management, LLC — $67,390
Also approved were resolutions accepting public roads in the Chase Wood Villas and Emerald Park subdivisions and minutes from the March 3 council study and regular sessions.
Vote at a glance: the consent agenda was approved by roll call with all council members present voting aye; one council member (Boulware) was absent.

