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Votes at a glance: Lake Bluff Drive bids, municipal cleaning contract and sewer analysis approved

City of Oconomowoc Common Council · February 4, 2026
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Summary

On Feb. 3 the council approved (1) acceptance of bids for the Lake Bluff Drive extension; (2) a five‑year cleaning contract for municipal buildings; and (3) authorization for a hydraulic analysis of the Western sanitary sewer corridor (contingency removed).

The Oconomowoc Common Council recorded several formal approvals on Feb. 3: the council unanimously accepted construction bids for the Lake Bluff Drive extension (Resolution 26‑R3336), approved a five‑year cleaning contract for municipal buildings, and authorized a hydraulic analysis tied to the Western Sanitary Sewer Study (Resolution 26‑R3335) with the 10% contingency removed.

Cleaning services: Public Services staff presented a five‑year agreement with Clean Line to provide cleaning for six municipal buildings. Staff said the contract continues prior pricing; the packet listed a total of about $4,243,000 (as presented in the meeting packet) and a 3% annual increase after the base period. During roll call one alderman stepped out; the resolution passed by recorded 'Aye' votes from those present.

Hydraulic analysis: Council approved the hydraulic analysis request (approx. $17,000 plus a $5,500 third‑party flow‑verification fee) and explicitly removed a standing 10% contingency for this item. Staff will proceed with modeling and field verification and return with results and recommendations.

How to read these results: The Lake Bluff Drive vote advances construction contracting; the cleaning contract establishes a multi‑year service arrangement; the hydraulic analysis will inform any future sanitary sewer construction or capacity upgrades. For details on scope, funding and timing, see the staff reports and the council’s minutes.