Commission approves progress payment for Huron Transfer Station; progress described as about 84% complete
Summary
The commission approved pay request No. 10 for the Huron Transfer Station project to Northstar Logistics (doing business as Century Crane). The assistant engineer described the work as roughly 84% complete and the scale installation underway; transcript shows two payment figures that were not reconciled on the record.
The Huron City Commission approved pay request No. 10 to Northstar Logistics, doing business as Century Crane, for the Huron Transfer Station project.
The clerk or presiding official read a payment amount during the item; the transcript contains two different figures ($1,000,039.39 and $1,039,850.50) that were not reconciled on the public record. The commission approved the progress payment by roll-call vote.
Assistant Engineer Dennis Bennett described the request as a progress payment and told commissioners the transfer station work is about 84% complete and that crews had begun installing the scale. “They started putting the scale in today,” Bennett said. He recommended approval.
After a motion and a second, commissioners voted in favor; the roll-call recorded five ayes. The approval authorizes payment under the contract for the transfer-station construction; any remaining contract administration, retainage, or final-amount reconciliation will follow the usual contracting procedures.
Votes at a glance - Motion: Approve pay request No. 10 from Northstar Logistics (DBA Century Crane) for the Huron Transfer Station. Outcome: approved; roll-call: Smith—Aye; Weinrice—Aye; Craig—Aye; Harvey—Aye; Mayor Roach—Aye.
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