Raytown authorizes $817,064 for engineering of GO bond stormwater projects
Summary
The board approved an agreement with George Butler Associates for engineering services not to exceed $817,064 to design and bid six stormwater projects funded by the city's 2024 general obligation bonds; staff said the amount covers design and bidding, not construction.
Raytown aldermen on Dec. 3 authorized up to $817,064 to hire George Butler Associates for engineering services to design, bid and provide construction-phase support for six stormwater projects identified in the city’s 2024 general obligation bond package.
Staff told the board the agreement covers design and bidding services only; construction costs will come later when projects are bid or otherwise funded. "This is only for the design and bidding of the 6 projects," a staff presenter said.
Board members voiced support, noting the projects will address longstanding drainage needs in several neighborhoods. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
The board packet included a project list and prioritization used to select the projects for bond funding; staff said some project scopes remain under review and that the city may adjust the list before construction-phase contracting.
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