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Novi council approves several contracts, trail license and property sale; votes at a glance

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Summary

On July 28 the council approved a sole-source corrosion-protection contract for the DPW salt dome ($184,000), a four-year sewer cleaning contract (estimated $150,000/year), a water-system master plan ($140,700), an ITC trail license to Bosco Fields Park, and sale of a Venture Drive parcel to Bull Filter Corporation for $300,000; all motions passed unanimously (6-0).

The Novi City Council approved multiple procurement and property actions on July 28 as part of routine municipal business.

Key votes and approvals

- Interior corrosion protection for the DPW salt dome to Habner Tech LLC (sole source) in the amount of $184,000. Staff said the technology was identified after construction and will extend the structure’s life. Motion approved 6–0.

- Four-year unit-price sanitary sewer cleaning and television contract to Rogue Industrial Services LLC, the lowest responsive bidder, with an estimated annual cost of $150,000. Motion approved 6–0.

- Engineering services agreement to OHM Advisors for preparation of a water system master plan in the amount of $140,700. Motion approved 6–0.

- License agreement with ITC for construction of a non-motorized pathway connecting the existing ITC Trail to Bosco Fields Park; council discussed timing and state (MDOT) standards for a boardwalk that can support emergency access; construction is expected in 2026 and grant adjustments from CECG were noted. Motion approved 6–0.

- Purchase agreement to sell a just-over-one-acre city parcel on the west side of Venture Drive to Bull Filter Corporation for the appraised value of $300,000; staff said proceeds will help pay for a new fire station site on the east side. Motion approved 6–0.

Each contract and the sale were presented by city staff with limited discussion; motions passed by roll-call votes with unanimous approval among present members.