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Highwood council approves routine minutes, warrant list, engineering study and street sweeping contract

2522018 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

At its March 4, 2025 meeting the City of Highwood City Council approved minutes and routine items, authorized a lead-suitability study with Cornwall Engineering not to exceed $21,000, and approved a street-sweeping contract not to exceed $28,000; all votes recorded as aye by the council members present.

The City of Highwood City Council on March 4, 2025 approved a series of routine and contracting motions in short votes.

Votes at a glance

- Approval of minutes for Feb. 18, 2025 and Committee of the Whole minutes (Feb. 18): motion approved by voice/roll call. Recorded votes: Alderman Slavin, Alderman Fallberg, Alderman Peterson and Alderman Hospadarski voted in favor; no opposing votes were recorded.

- Approval of warrant list dated March 4, 2025: motion approved by roll call (Slavin, Fallberg, Peterson, Hospadarski all voted yes).

- Motion directing the city manager to engage Cornwall Engineering to complete a batch lead suitability study, amount not to exceed $21,000: motion approved; council voted yes (Slavin, Fallberg, Peterson, Hospadarski).

- Motion authorizing the city manager to contract for street-sweeping services in an amount not to exceed $28,000 and to waive competitive bidding: motion approved by roll call (Slavin, Fallberg, Peterson, Hospadarski all voted yes).

Each of the listed motions passed by recorded roll call or a unanimous voice vote of members present. The meeting record shows no executive session was called; the council adjourned following the votes.

Details and context: Council members thanked staff for preparing the warrant list and minutes. The Cornwall Engineering study was described in the meeting as a "batch lead suitability study" to inform the city's lead service-line work; the meeting record set the manager's authorization cap at $21,000. The street-sweeping contract was approved with a cap of $28,000 and the council waived competitive procurement for that contract at this meeting.

Council recorded all roll-call actions in the transcript; no motions failed or were tabled during the March 4 session.