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Council adopts six resolutions, approves $8,932 change order for police entrance
Summary
Tonawanda City Council voted unanimously to adopt Resolutions 1–6 and awarded change order number 2 for the police department side-entrance repair to Alligator Construction Corporation for a cost not to exceed $8,932. The council also waived readings of items 4–6 and moved into executive session for personnel at the meeting's end.
Tonawanda City Council adopted six resolutions during its informal meeting and approved a small construction change order for the police department.
The clerk read Resolution number 3, which the city engineer Jason J. Lamanico recommended for award. The change order number 2 for the police department side entrance repair was awarded to Alligator Construction Corporation at a cost not to exceed $8,932. The council called and recorded aye votes for the measure and declared the resolution adopted.
Councilmembers also voted to adopt Resolutions 1 and 2 (by councilmembers Sheasley and Milam) and then unanimously waived the readings of Resolutions 4–6 before adopting them by roll call. The clerk called the roll for each item and the council recorded affirmative votes for every listed resolution.
After the business on the consent-style items, the council took public comment on a range of community issues and then moved to a motion to enter executive session for personnel at 7:19 p.m.; the motion was seconded and approved by roll call.
The council did not specify further implementation timelines for the change order in the meeting record, and no dissenting votes were recorded on the resolutions that were read and adopted.
