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Council approves $402,691 bid to resurface College Drive; funds from RBI allocation

5465128 · July 24, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a $402,691.09 bid from Powell Payton to resurface College Drive this fall, funded primarily from the municipality's RBI fund; council members were told the bid came in below estimate and must be spent before year end or the state may recapture it.

The Mount Carmel City Council approved a bid to resurface College Drive after staff presented one responsive bid from Powell Payton for $402,691.09.

Mr. Getac introduced the item and deferred detailed remarks to Mr. Dallas, who said the bid was slightly below the engineer's estimate and described the planned work as resurfacing College Drive from 13th Street toward the Park and Pennsylvania interchange. Council members asked whether the work could proceed in the fall; Mr. Dallas confirmed a fall schedule. The council moved, a second was recorded and a roll call vote was taken; the meeting transcript records the motion as approved.

Nut graf: The council said most of the project will be paid from the city’s RBI fund and emphasized the need to obligate those funds before the end of the year to avoid state recapture.

The council did not record detailed line‑item vote totals or the names of the motion maker and seconder in the meeting transcript. No amendments to the bid award were recorded and no appeals or public comments on the item were included in the transcript.