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Votes at a glance: committee approves consent items, moves one item to next meeting, and signs off on landfill reports

2322562 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The committee approved consent items including a $184,716 HVAC/cooling tower replacement at Roosevelt Ice Arena, moved item 15 to the next meeting, and added and approved two landfill reports (2024 annual compliance certification and 2024 annual operational report) for the Rapid City Regional Landfill (Title V permit 28.1101-02).

The Rapid City Public Works Committee recorded the following formal actions on Feb. 11.

Votes at a glance

- Item 15: Committee voted to move item 15 to the next Public Works meeting. Motion passed by voice vote.

- Item 18 (Consent): Authorized staff to purchase HVAC, plumbing and cooling tower replacement for Roosevelt Ice Arena from Integrated Mechanical Solutions using Omnia pricing, contract 02-123, in the amount of $184,716. This was approved on the consent calendar.

- Item 20 (added to agenda): Authorized the mayor and finance director to sign the 2024 annual compliance certification for the Rapid City Regional Landfill, Pennington County, South Dakota; facility Title V permit number 28.1101-02. Committee approved adding the item to the agenda and then approved it; staff will present the final report to City Council committees when complete.

- Item 21 (added to agenda): Authorized the mayor and finance director to sign the 2024 annual operational report for the Rapid City Regional Landfill, Pennington County, South Dakota; facility Title V permit number 28.1101-02. Committee approved and staff will provide the final report to City Council committees when complete.

Each vote was recorded in the meeting by voice and announced as passing; the transcript shows approval by voice vote with no recorded roll-call tallies for these items. Where contract numbers, amounts and permit numbers were read into the record, those items are noted above and will be reflected in staff reports to the City Council and in procurement and compliance records.