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Council authorizes $160,000 bond ordinance for site characterization at Falls Street parcels
Summary
The Rochester City Council approved a bond ordinance authorizing issuance of $160,000 to finance site characterization of suspected environmental contamination at 52 and 96 Falls Street.
The Rochester City Council authorized the issuance of $160,000 in city bonds to finance site characterization of environmental contamination at two properties on Falls Street in Rochester.
The measure, introduced as a bond ordinance, was read and required a roll-call vote. Council recorded unanimous support during the roll call for Introductory No. 220, which authorizes issuance of $160,000 in bonds to finance a site characterization at 52 and 96 Falls Street.
Council member votes were recorded individually. The roll-call record in the meeting shows all council members voting in favor during the roll-call for this item.
The ordinance will allow the city to contract for environmental assessment work necessary to determine the presence and extent of contamination at the two properties and to inform any subsequent remediation planning. The council did not discuss contract award details during the reading; the measure proceeds to allow procurement and contracting for site characterization services.
The council also separately authorized an agreement for site characterization services (Introductory No. 221) following the bond ordinance, and those items passed as presented.
