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Council authorizes agreement with Landmark for water project; $8.413 million lowest bid announced
Summary
Council placed Resolution 402-2025 on the agenda to authorize the city manager to enter into an agreement with Landmark for a water project; the lowest bid reported in the meeting was about $8.4 million and staff said $5 million of that would be funded by a grant and the balance by the Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA).
The Huron City Council considered Resolution 402-2025, authorizing the city manager to enter into an agreement with Landmark for a water project with a lowest bid reported at about $8.413 million. City staff told the council the project would be funded with a $5,000,000 grant and the remaining balance would be financed through the Water Supply Revolving Loan Account (WSRLA) on low- or zero-interest terms; staff said final loan terms would be determined later.
During the presentation staff stated the “lowest and best” bid was approximately $8,400,000 and confirmed the funding plan included the $5 million grant and WSRLA financing; staff offered to answer council questions. The transcript indicates the council accepted the presentation and advanced the resolution procedurally; further contract documents, loan terms and grant conditions were not read into the record.
Council discussion included procedural acknowledgment of the bid and funding plan; staff noted the final loan terms are pending and that questions from the EPA/engineer remain open for related approvals on other water capacity items elsewhere in the meeting. No formal vote detail for contract award is recorded beyond the council’s procedural move to authorize the city manager to execute the agreement pending finalization of terms.
