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Council approves $28,150 survey contract for Washington Drive right-of-way
Summary
Council voted unanimously to award a $28,150 contract to North State Land Surveying to create a record of survey for Washington Drive (Lake Street to Old McLeod); staff said the contract will be paid from gas tax funds and is a first step toward future reconstruction and grant work.
The City Council approved a $28,150 contract with North State Land Surveying to prepare a record of survey for Washington Drive, covering the stretch from Lake Street on the north to Old McLeod on the south.
Ken Kellogg presented the item and said Washington Drive has long-standing pavement, drainage and sidewalk issues; the city needs an accurate right-of-way record before pursuing design work and grants. Ken told the council staff solicited bids from four firms and received two responses; the low bid from North State Land Surveying was $28,150. He confirmed the work will be funded from gas tax funds, not the general fund.
Councilor [motion maker] moved to approve the contract; the motion carried on a unanimous voice vote, with members saying “aye.” Ken said the bidder confirmed last week that the price still stands and that a revised completion date would be negotiated.
What happens next: The record of survey will inform preliminary design and enable staff to pursue grants and right-of-way acquisitions, if needed, during reconstruction planning for Washington Drive.
