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Votes at a glance: council approves contracts, ordinances and routine licenses

West Warwick Town Council · January 13, 2025
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Summary

The West Warwick Town Council took multiple formal actions on Dec. 17, approving contracts, ordinances, licenses and ARPA obligations.

The West Warwick Town Council took multiple formal actions on Dec. 17. Items approved included an AIA-template contract with Tecton for Stage 2 school building work, two ordinances on second reading, a package of business licenses, several ARPA interdepartmental agreements and a road rehabilitation contract. Below are the items recorded in the meeting minutes and transcript.

Votes recorded in meeting discussion: • Approval of AIA-template contract with Tecton to support Stage 2 submission for the school building project (base contract approx. $856,000). Outcome: approved. • Ordinance 2024-23 (amending section 11.5-5.51; service of process to the pool of water) — second reading. Outcome: approved (roll-call recorded as yes votes in transcript). • Ordinance 2024-24 (amending Appendix C—stop signs at Shady Hill Drive & Quicker Drive) — second reading. Outcome: approved; ordinance to take effect 20 days after passage. • Business licenses (Mobile Wave; Cheese General Store; pool table and bingo licenses). Outcome: approved. • Resolution to release residual ARPA funds from 2022–2023 projects back into ARPA pool. Outcome: approved. • Interdepartmental agreements to obligate ARPA funds for ladder/engine purchase, camera truck for wastewater, IT infrastructure ($235,000), youth-center flooring (~$4,649). Outcome: approved. • Contract award/authorization to proceed with Venagro Materials LLC for 2025 road rehabilitation under the multi-source funding plan described in the meeting. Outcome: approved. • Acceptance of State Fiscal Recovery Fund municipal public safety infrastructure grant for Station 1 improvements (approx. $574,250) and authorization to obligate the 50% local match. Outcome: approved.

Notes on voting: Several motions were approved by voice vote with the chair stating “Aye. Opposed? Ayes have it.” For some second readings a roll-call vote was taken and the transcript records individual “Yes” responses but does not include a formal numerical tally in the transcript extract.