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Minnesota Municipal Authority approves $1.07 million in contractor payments, OKs mutual-aid pact

2264416 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

The Minnesota Municipal Authority approved payments to a wastewater contractor and an engineering invoice totaling $1,068,371.20 and approved a mutual-aid agreement to participate in an interstate mutual aid program.

The Minnesota Municipal Authority voted to approve payments totaling $1,068,371.20 for work on the wastewater treatment plant and to join an interstate mutual-aid program.

Under a roll-call vote, the authority approved an estimated funds request for Crossland Heavy Contractors Inc. totaling $1,043,922.40 for work completed Nov. 21 through Dec. 19, 2024, under contract number WWTP24010SP (application referenced as “4DashREVNumber2”). The authority also approved payment of $24,448.80 to Wall Engineering for work completed Jan. 15, 2025, under contract WWTP24010SP, invoice number 13. Both motions passed on unanimous roll-call votes.

The board then approved a mutual-aid agreement to participate in an interstate program for mutual aid and assistance. The item was moved, seconded and approved by roll call with all members voting yes.

No public appearances or petitions were recorded during the authority’s meeting. The approvals permit the city’s wastewater vendor and engineering firm to be paid for completed work and document the authority’s participation in a mutual-aid framework.

Authority members voting in favor on the listed items included Dana Miller, Eddie Foreman, Corey Crabtree, Larry Church, Chris Anson, Trace Connor and Jeff Griffin (roll-call recorded as ‘Yes’ for each item). No votes against or abstentions were recorded in the transcript.

Next steps recorded in the meeting minutes were administrative: filing the approved payment applications and proceeding with mutual-aid paperwork as described in the agenda packet.