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Price City Council approves equipment purchases and bids; schedules closed session on real estate and personnel
Summary
The Price City Council on Aug. 27 approved the purchase of two Kawasaki Mule utility vehicles, awarded HVAC and electrical contracts for city facilities and scheduled a closed session to discuss real estate acquisition and personnel matters.
The Price City Council on Aug. 27 approved several procurement and contract items, including vehicles and facility repairs, and announced a closed session to discuss acquisition of real estate and personnel matters.
The council approved the purchase of two Kawasaki Mule side-by-side utility vehicles for the Parks and Cemetery Department after staff described two units unexpectedly removed from service, one because of age and one because of an accident. Council Member Miller moved to approve the purchase; Council Member Richardson seconded and the motion carried.
On facilities work, the council accepted the single bid received for replacement of HVAC units at the Public Works domes. Staff described a single responsive bid of approximately $10,100 from Snow’s Heating and Air Conditioning (bidder name as stated in the meeting) and recommended awarding the contract. The council approved the award by motion.
For the street-maintenance shed, the council accepted a bid from CT Electric for the electrical work in the amount presented ($43,165). No HVAC or plumbing bids were received for that project, and council directed staff to pursue quotes and agreements with qualified HVAC and plumbing contractors to keep the project within the approved budget.
The council also listed the Price City Emergency Utility Assistance Program and Price City concerts in the agenda; representatives thanked the council during the donations segment but no separate procurement action was recorded for those items.
Before adjourning, the mayor announced the council would meet in closed session to discuss acquisition of real estate and personnel matters under Utah Code Annotated 52-4-204. The meeting record indicates the council asked non-council members to leave the room and that the closed-session topics were acquisition of real estate and personnel.
Ending: Council approved the listed purchases and contract awards and scheduled the closed session; staff will proceed with procurement and contract execution per council directions.
