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Board approves multiple pay estimates, OKs paving license and moves to closed session
Summary
The Board of Public Works approved a $34,596.77 pay estimate for the Cherry Street lift station replacement, a $181,821.01 payment covering non-construction activities for 2026 lead service-line replacement, approved a paving license for American Asphalt subject to review, and voted to enter closed session under Wis. Stat. 19.85(1)(e).
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The Board of Public Works approved three administrative items and then voted to go into closed session.
Speaker 1 presented pay estimate No. 5 from Integrity Gradient and Excavating, Inc. for the Cherry Street lift station replacement in the amount of $34,596.77. Speaker 1 moved to approve the pay estimate; Speaker 3 seconded and the board approved the payment by voice vote.
Next, Speaker 1 introduced pay estimate No. 23 from Community Infrastructure Partners for the 2026 lead service-line replacement project, describing it as covering all non-construction-related activities to date and totaling $181,821.01. Speaker 1 moved to approve; Speaker 3 seconded and the board approved by voice vote.
The board then considered a bituminous concrete paving license for American Asphalt to operate in Wisconsin. Speaker 2 moved to approve the license "subject to my review"; Speaker 1 seconded and the board approved the motion by voice vote. The motion's proviso indicates one board member signaled they would perform a subsequent review before final administrative completion.
Later in the meeting Speaker 1 moved to go into closed session under Wisconsin Statute 19.85(1)(e) to consider and deliberate on prequalification statements for three 2026 projects: Equiflow lead service-line replacement, 2026 concrete pavement repair and a 2026 asphalt patching project. Speaker 3 seconded; vocal 'Aye' votes were recorded and the board entered closed session.

