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Council approves ordinance accepting Duke's Root Control proposal for precision micro-detection study
Summary
The City of Washington approved an ordinance authorizing acceptance of a proposal from Duke's Root Control, Inc., for a precision micro-detection study; the item was introduced by Councilmember Bear and passed on a second reading.
The Washington City Council on Tuesday approved an ordinance authorizing the city to accept a proposal from Duke's Root Control, Inc., for a precision micro-detection study.
Councilmember Bear introduced the ordinance, described on the agenda as acceptance of a proposal between the City of Washington and Duke's Root Control, Inc., "for a precision eye and eye microdetection study" as it was read in the meeting record. During the second reading, the ordinance language was read aloud and passed on an aye vote.
Council discussion on the item was brief; the chair asked whether there were further questions and then proceeded to take a second reading. Councilmember Holtmeier (recorded as ye ) and a majority of council members voted in favor. The mayor announced that by council vote Ordinance 7C passed.
The transcript of the meeting uses the phrase "precision eye and eye microdetection study." The city record filed with the ordinance should be consulted for the proposal's full scope, contract amount, and technical description. The ordinance text introduced at the meeting directs staff to accept the vendor proposal; meeting remarks did not include a contract dollar amount in the segment of the transcript provided.
Duke's Root Control, Inc. is identified in the meeting record as the proposer. The ordinance passed with no recorded dissent in the meeting segment available.
