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Creek Street project moves forward; borough to cover roughly $355,000 after conservation grant
Summary
Engineer and manager updated council that the Creek Street reconstruction is proceeding with a contract amount of $497,473 and a $142,000 conservation district grant, leaving the borough responsible for the remaining balance, which was budgeted.
Munhall Borough Council received an update at its Jan. 21 meeting that the Creek Street reconstruction project will move forward after finalizing contracts with the chosen contractor.
The borough engineer reported a contract amount of $497,473 for the Creek Street work. The borough secured $142,000 from the conservation district, leaving a remaining balance of approximately $355,000 to be covered by the borough. Council members confirmed the money for the project was budgeted in the current year.
Engineering staff said contracts will be exchanged with the contractor shortly and that a separate catch basin project administered through the Council of Governments (COG) is complete pending a punch list.
Council asked for cost clarification on the Creek Street contract and the manager confirmed the grant and budget status; the payment plan and schedule will be included in the contract documents to be returned to council for records.
Ending: Contracts will be finalized and the engineer will return with a schedule and project oversight details; funding has been identified in the current budget to cover the borough’s share.
