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Gahanna council adopts three emergency ordinances for sewer, utility oversight and sidewalk maintenance
Summary
Council unanimously approved three emergency ordinances authorizing contracts with AECOM, T&M Associates and Professional Pavement Services for West Gahanna sanitary relief sewer design, utility owner representation and a sidewalk maintenance program.
Gahanna City Council voted unanimously June 2 to adopt three emergency ordinances authorizing contracts for infrastructure work and related appropriations.
The ordinances, read into the record by the city clerk, authorize the mayor to enter contracts with AECOM for professional design services for the West Gahanna sanitary relief sewer project; T&M Associates for major utility owner representation in construction administration and inspection services; and Professional Pavement Services for the 2025 Sidewalk Maintenance Look Back Program (ST1115). The ordinances also authorized supplemental appropriations from the capital improvement fund where specified.
Council Vice President Trenton Weaver made the motion to adopt the consent agenda that included the three ordinances; Councilmember Renner seconded. The roll call vote was recorded as yes from Weaver, Renner, McGregor, Padova, Schnetzer and Council President Bowers. Council President Bowers announced, "Motion carries and the items under the consent agenda are adopted as published." The meeting record shows no dissenting votes.
Why it matters: The measures authorize design and construction oversight work for the West Gahanna sanitary relief sewer and fund a sidewalk maintenance program, moving those capital projects forward under emergency ordinances and allowing the city to proceed with procurement and construction administration.
Implementation details including contract amounts, project schedules and departmental leads were not stated during the roll call reading; the items were approved as part of the consent agenda with no further public discussion recorded at the meeting.
