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Pontiac approves phased design for city salt barn and fueling relocation
Summary
Council approved a phased design contract with Hubble, Roth & Clark to build a salt barn and relocate fueling tanks at 300 West Huron; administration said the structure will reduce operating costs, add brine capability and improve winter response; funding will come from capital project funds.
Pontiac’s City Council voted to hire Hubble, Roth & Clark (HRC) for phased design and construction administration services to build a salt storage facility and reconfigure the city’s fueling station at 300 West Huron Street. Mayor Mike McGinnis and Director Larry Searls told the council the design work will establish siting, environmental compliance and cost estimates before the city…
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