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Votes at a glance: Council approves multiple resolutions, contracts and capital items on Sept. 30
Summary
At its Sept. 30 meeting, Pittsburgh City Council approved multiple resolutions and contract authorizations covering capital budget adjustments, professional services, easements and equipment purchases; roll-call tallies are listed for each item.
PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh City Council approved a series of bills and resolutions at its Sept. 30 meeting, completing votes on capital budget amendments, contract authorizations, professional services agreements and property dedications. The following list summarizes each item that received a final vote during the meeting and the recorded roll-call tallies.
• Bill 23-14 — Council consent to extending the zoning commission’s deadline for action on specified council bills (zoning deadline extension). Vote: 8 ayes, 0 nos. (Recorded during roll call.)
• Bill 22-41 (capital program amendment) — Resolution further amending Resolution 8-57 (2023) to move capital line items (reduced bridge preservation/restoration and increased bridge upgrades/Swindale Bridge TIP). Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-45 — Resolution authorizing a lease agreement with Bikeshare Pittsburgh, Inc., for use of a city-owned parcel for equipment storage at no cost to the city. Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-46 — Resolution authorizing a cooperation agreement with the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh related to Bedford Dwellings Phase 3 PILOT/payments in lieu of taxes (local cooperation). Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-38 — Warrant to Brauner Group K9 Services LLC for one K-9 unit, not to exceed $9,500. Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-39 — Agreement with Kilo 3 Consulting Agency LLC for on-site K-9 training, not to exceed $8,500 for one year. Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-43 — Temporary construction easements for Fraser Street steps replacement project (no cost to city). Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-44 — Amendment to the ATC Group Services contract for design services related to stormwater management and renovation of the Police firing range; not-to-exceed amount increased by $380,740 to a new total (new contract ceiling $750,000). Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 23-11 — Extension of the acting director of mobility and infrastructure’s term for 119 additional days (through 02/01/2026). Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-80 (naming resolutions) — Series of resolutions from the Commission on Naming Public Properties renaming/assigning names for park facilities; passed on final action. Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
• Bill 22-81 — Amendment to the city’s customer relationship management contract (Accenture/Encapsulate) increasing the approved amount by $30,000 for a total cost not to exceed $1,125,755.33 over three years. Final recorded tally: 7 ayes, 2 nos.
• Bill 22-79 — Amendment to prior resolution to accept Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program grant funds and update the local capital match accounting for Warrington Recreation Center renovation ($3,000,000 grant authorization). Vote: 9 ayes, 0 nos.
Several other bills and communications were presented, referred to committees, or received first reading. Where a bill was reported out of committee and received a recorded final roll-call during the meeting, the vote is listed above. The motions were procedural and accepted by the clerk’s roll calls as recorded in the meeting minutes.
