Council approves MSD interlocal amendment adding Bridal and moving engineering services
Summary
The council approved a fourth amendment to the MSD interlocal agreement to add Bridal to the district and transfer certain engineering services and contracts into the Municipal Services District; the council described the change as housekeeping.
The town council voted to approve the fourth amendment to the Municipal Services District (MSD) interlocal agreement, formally adding Bridal to the interlocal and transferring engineering services and related contracts from the county into the MSD.
Polly McClain (attorney) and MSD representatives described the amendment as a cleanup measure that clarifies which jurisdictions participate and moves engineering responsibilities into the MSD for operational consistency. Council members characterized the change as housekeeping that does not expand substantive obligations or tie Brighton to additional, unexpected commitments.
A motion to approve was made and seconded, followed by a roll‑call vote. Councilors recorded affirmative votes and the mayor stated the amendment “passes.” The MSD chair noted he had already signed on behalf of the MSD and that moving engineering services aligns contract management with the district’s organizational structure.
Council members asked staff to flag any future changes that could alter the town’s budgetary commitments; no such changes were found in this amendment, and the council approved the interlocal update.
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