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Council accepts curb‑ramp improvement project; construction billed at $277,342
Summary
The council accepted final completion of a curb‑ramp improvements project covering Marshall and Vine streets, authorizing final contract closeout; the project’s construction cost was $277,342 and was funded 20% by grant and 80% from the city street fund.
The Leavenworth City Council formally accepted a completed curb‑ramp improvements project on July 22 and authorized the mayor to execute final contract closeout paperwork.
City staff said the project’s construction cost was $277,342. The work was funded with approximately 20% grant dollars and 80% from the city street fund. Acceptance begins the final closeout process, enabling staff to file required notices and release retainage or bonds after administrative checks.
Councilmember discussion was limited. Staff noted this acceptance is the typical final administrative step and that the council could place similar project acceptances on the consent agenda in the future if it prefers.
Action: A motion to accept the project and authorize execution of the final contract voucher certificate passed unanimously.
Ending: Staff will proceed with the closeout filings and process the remaining retention or retainage bonds as allowed by contract.
