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Council approves multiple street reconstruction measures, awards main contract after engineer’s public hearing
Summary
After a public hearing on reconstruction and assessments for multiple streets, the council approved final reports and awarded a contract for several projects. Council also rejected an alternate low bid because it was defective, then awarded to the next responsive bidder.
The West Allis Common Council moved forward April 15 on a package of public-works items after a public hearing led by Assistant City Engineer Rob Hutter.
Hutter presented the city engineer’s report on planned reconstruction work for the 2025 program, highlighting two concentrated projects: reconstruction of South 90th Street from West Durham Avenue to West Dakota Street and reconstruction work on West Stewart/Tooth Avenue segments with related sanitary and storm sewer replacement. Hutter said the roads are in “severely deteriorating” macadam condition with older underground utilities; the work would include new sanitary sewers and laterals, storm sewer mains and laterals, and new concrete curb and gutter where applicable. He showed sample assessment calculations and said assessment notices would go out…
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