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Inkster approves animal shelter design agreement and awards cultural-center renovation contract
Summary
Council authorized design and construction administration services for a new city animal shelter, approved awarding a renovation contract to Corrigan Construction LLC for the former library (contract dollar amount in the transcript was unclear), and approved retention of an expert by the city attorney.
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The Inkster City Council on Dec. 15 approved multiple capital and legal items: authorization to enter an agreement with a qualified architect/engineer to design and administer construction of a new city animal shelter; an award of the general contract for renovation of the former city library into a cultural center to Corrigan Construction LLC; and authorization for attorney Todd Perkins to retain Dr. Dragovich.
Speaker 5 presented the animal shelter item, saying the contract would secure "professional design and construction administration services for the development of an of a new city animal shelter." The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
On the cultural center project, the council voted to award the general contract to Corrigan Construction LLC. The amount announced in the record is unclear in the transcript (the audio or transcription recorded the figure as "933 mil thousand $706"). The council approved the award by voice vote; the record does not include a corrected dollar figure or a line-item breakdown in the meeting discussion.
Council also approved a motion "to have attorney Todd Perkins to retain Dr. Dragovich." The transcript does not specify the subject matter or role for Dr. Dragovich’s retention.
Actions taken: council authorized the animal shelter design agreement, awarded the cultural center renovation contract to Corrigan Construction LLC, and authorized the attorney to retain an expert. The record lacks a clear dollar amount for the construction award and does not provide contract details or timelines.

