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Capital Improvement Board awards seven small contracts for lighting, drainage, resurfacing and guardrail work

5817471 · September 9, 2025
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Summary

The Capital Improvement Board reported seven funding allocations including street lighting restoration, Sportsplex parking improvements and a resurfacing project; amounts and contractors were announced to the council.

Councilman Solanus reported on Sept. 9 that the Capital Improvement Board met Sept. 2 and approved seven funding allocations covering street lighting, parking and landscaping at the Sportsplex, French drain work, curb work, an engineering contract, a resurfacing project and a guardrail installation.

Allocations and awards announced in Solanus’s report:

- Funding allocation No. 274: Restore street lighting on Sibley — Hawk Enterprises — $26,296.77. - Funding allocation No. 275: Sportsplex parking and landscaping improvements — H3 Concrete — $42,430.00. - Funding allocation No. 276: Linden French drain system — Seller Plumbing — $12,500.00. - Funding allocation No. 277: Fayette Street curb work — H3 Concrete — $65,900.00. - Funding allocation No. 278: General engineering services contract — Nies Engineering — $60,000.00. - Funding allocation No. 279: 2025 CCMG resurfacing (Kennedy to Kentucky on Michigan and Calumet) — Advanced Engineering Services — $12,230.00. - Funding allocation No. 280: Guardrail installation on Howard Avenue at Ridge Street — Specialties Company LLC — $18,500.00.

Solanus read the list into the record during committee reports; no separate council vote on these awards was recorded in the Sept. 9 meeting minutes excerpt. The items are budgeted through the capital-improvement process and were presented for council awareness during committee reports.