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Shorewood board approves meter-vault and ash-removal contracts
Summary
The Shorewood Village Board approved a bid for Oakland Avenue meter vault reconstruction and awarded the 2026 ash-removal contract to Interstate Clearing and Construction for $31,485 as part of a five-year program.
The Shorewood Village Board voted to award two public-works contracts during its regular meeting. Trustees approved the lowest bid for the Oakland Avenue meter vault reconstruction and separately approved a one-year ash-removal contract.
Trustee Kudo moved to approve the Oakland Avenue meter vault contract on behalf of the Department of Public Works; Trustee Ersink seconded the motion and it passed on a voice vote. For the ash removal program — part of an ongoing five-year plan — Trustee Ersink moved that the contract be awarded to Interstate Clearing and Construction in the amount of $31,485; Trustee Kudo seconded and the motion carried.
The board took no further discussion on either item. Village staff presented both as routine public-works procurements consistent with department recommendations. The ash-removal award was described on the record as the lowest bid to meet program requirements.
No additional scheduling or contingencies were specified on the floor. The board proceeded to other business after adopting the motions.
The board did not record roll-call tallies for these two votes; the clerk announced the motions carried.
