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Council approves $11,500 demolition of former sewage structure on Twelfth Street
Summary
The council accepted JC Bosley Construction's $11,500 bid to demolish a concrete structure behind the wastewater facility on Twelfth Street and approved general-fund financing for the work.
The Vienna City Council voted April 24 to award a contract to JC Bosley Construction for $11,500 to demolish a round concrete structure on Twelfth Street that was formerly a sewage holding facility.
City staff described the structure as located behind the current treatment facilities in the general area planned for a kayak launch. Three sealed bids were opened April 4; JC Bosley submitted the low bid and the budget and finance committee recommended approval. Funding was described in the meeting as coming from the city—s general fund line item 015704030 pending council approval. The transcript includes a spoken amount that was not clearly enunciated; the council recorded the funding source in the resolution but did not provide a clear numeric total for available funds during the discussion.
Council members asked whether repurposing the round structure had been considered. Staff said the building had been reviewed for reuse but that its original use made repurposing impractical. The council approved the bid; the motion passed unanimously as recorded in the minutes and transcript, with no numeric roll-call tally provided.
City staff will coordinate demolition scheduling and safety measures near the wastewater facility and the planned kayak launch site.
