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Oakdale council approves consent agenda, sewage-line replacement and neighborhood slurry-seal contracts
Summary
The Oakdale City Council approved the consent agenda and awarded two public-works contracts: a sewer-line replacement for $71,500 and a slurry-seal project budgeted at $580,820.
The Oakdale City Council took several administrative actions during its regular meeting, approving the consent agenda and awarding two public-works contracts.
Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda on a 5–0 roll call. The mayor recused from item 9.7 (concerts in the park) and the council noted upcoming community events and the housing element annual progress report included in the consent items.
Sewer-line replacement (B Street and North Third): The council authorized the city manager to sign a contract with D.R. Pipeline, Inc. to replace 200 linear feet of sewer line at B Street and North Third. The base contract was $65,000 with a 10% contingency of $6,500 for a project total of $71,500 funded from the sewer capital replacement fund (06/21 CP2521). Staff said the work addresses a failing section of older pipe that requires frequent vacuum maintenance; the contractor is expected to schedule and complete the work within days of a notice to proceed. The measure passed on a 5–0 vote.
Slurry-seal project (Area 6 and 7): The council awarded a contract to American Pavement Systems for the 2025 Area 6 and 7 slurry-seal project. The low bid was $528,400; staff added a 5% construction contingency ($26,420) and a construction engineering contingency ($26,000) for a total project budget of $580,820. The work is funded by SB 1 Road Maintenance Fund 216 and covers approximately 1,271,000 square feet of Type 2 slurry seal across the Vineyards neighborhood, portions of Crane Road and sections near J Street, plus planned rolling and restriping. One councilmember recused from voting on Area 6 and 7; the item passed 4–0.
All contracts were presented with maps and staff explanations of scope, funding and scheduling. The council discussed scheduling and public-notification steps for the street work. No ordinances or rate changes were adopted at this meeting; the water/wastewater rate study authorized separately does not itself change customer rates.
