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Council clears consent agenda and approves multiple contracts, easements and project signing authorities
Summary
At its meeting the City of Westfield approved a package of routine and capital items including right‑of‑way dedications, easement changes, pedestrian and trail contracts, engineering agreements, signing authorities for parking and trails, an RFP issuance for towing/records and donation of vehicles to the fire department.
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The Westfield City Council approved a series of consent and action items covering public‑works projects, property dedications, engineering agreements, and administrative actions.
Key items approved include:
- A task order with WSP for right‑of‑way work related to the Union Street, College, Roosevelt and Cherry drainage improvement project for $80,120. Staff said the project required small parcel acquisitions near Union Bible College to enable drainage and some road reconstruction.
- A $12,000 per year administrative services agreement between the Downtown Westfield Community Development Corporation and the City of Westfield for managerial and secretarial services; the agreement differs from prior maintenance invoices and is structured as a flat fee for administrative work.
- A right‑of‑way dedication for AJW Enterprises/Central Indiana Insulation at the northwest corner of 160th Street and Westfield Park Road, part of a commercial building expansion process.
- A partial termination of a recorded drainage easement for DW Farms along Wheeler Road in the Grand Park area to allow a planned self‑storage development; staff said the developer will pipe and reroute drainage and the staff review concluded the proposed drainage plans are acceptable.
- A pedestrian path extension contract awarded to Midwest Paving for $103,612 to fill a gap on Grassy Branch Road serving Grassy Knoll subdivisions; staff said the project was included in the 2025 budget and the low bid came under the budgeted amount.
- An engineering services agreement with Versus Engineering for design of a roundabout at Grand Park Boulevard and John Dippel Boulevard for $288,500; staff estimated construction costs around $2,000,000 (ballpark estimate) and said the west leg of the roundabout will serve as the main entrance to the new police headquarters.
- Signing authority to execute contracts for Station 81 parking expansion and a trail project between 161st Street and Cary Road (low bidders Calumet for parking and E & B Paving for the trail), with staff noting both projects were budgeted.
- Issuance of an RFP for towing and records services for the Westfield Police Department to reflect July 1 changes in state law about towing policies, fees and transparency; staff said the RFP will refresh the city—s rotation list and update vendor agreements and policies.
- Approval to accept four donated vehicles from Subaru Automotive of Indiana for the Westfield Fire Department to use as live training assets; staff raised administrative questions about title and disposal documentation and said those would be worked out.
Most items were approved on motions that passed by voice vote; the transcript records motions, seconds and "Aye" votes without roll‑call tallies.

