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Council approves reallocation to hire consultant for construction standards; Maple Canyon well repair expected to cost city share of ~40%
Summary
Council approved reallocating funds to hire a consultant (approx. $16K) to update the city’s construction and development standards; staff also briefed the council on a Maple Canyon well with casing holes, estimating total repair at about $250,000 and the city’s share at roughly 40%.
Woodland Hills City Council on March 4 approved a reallocation of budgeted legal funds to hire a consulting engineer to update the city’s construction and development standards and heard a staff briefing on an emergency well repair that will require a portion of city savings to fix.
Staff explained the consulting engagement will update the city’s development and construction standards (the document that guides infrastructure work and subdivision improvements). The consulting estimate for the update is about $16,000; council approved moving funds from the attorney budget (a budget line…
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