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Votes at a glance: Public Works Utilities Committee

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Summary

The committee approved routine minutes and several contracting items by voice vote, advanced project-specific contracts, and received informational updates on major capital and policy items.

The Public Works Utilities Committee recorded several voice-vote approvals and informational items during its meeting.

Key formal actions taken by the committee:

- Approval of minutes: The committee approved the minutes of Dec. 16, 2024; motion moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.

- Acceptance and dedication of rights-of-way: The committee approved acceptance and dedication of rights-of-way for the Central Park Cluster development on James Island; the chair moved the item, called for questions, and the motion carried by voice vote.

- Barbara Woods Amendment 8: The committee approved Amendment 8 to the WK Dixon professional services contract to add construction engineering and inspection services in the amount of $398,050. The item passed by voice vote; the council previously awarded the construction contract described in committee as "just over 5,800,000."

- Lockwood Drive seawall: The committee authorized the mayor to execute a contract amendment with JMT for $15,800 to provide additional survey work requested by the U.S. Coast Guard; staff said the amendment will not affect schedule and the motion carried by voice vote.

Informational items that required no vote included an update on the Concord Street pump station rehabilitation and an extensive briefing on proposed stormwater design manual revisions; staff said ordinance language for manual changes will be drafted and returned to the committee in the coming months.

Where the transcript recorded only voice votes, specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript.