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City approves fence and masonry contracts for lift station near 141st Street
Summary
The City of Fishers approved two contracts to remove an existing fence and install a new fence with masonry pillars around the lift station at State Road 37 and 141st Street; staff said the masonry will match nearby 141st Street Shops aesthetics.
The City of Fishers board on March 10 approved awards for fence and masonry work around a lift station at State Road 37 and 141st Street.
Hatem Mackie, an engineer with the City of Fishers engineering department, asked the board to combine two related agenda items and presented two awards—identified in the meeting record as K and K Fence and Shackle Ford masonry—to remove the existing fence at the lift station and install a new fence and masonry pillars that will match the aesthetics of the nearby 141st Street Shops business center. "Basically, this fence, this the 2 contracts...is to take down the existing fence around the State Road 37, lift station on Hundred 41st And 37th...and put up a fence and, pillars made out of masonry around the lift station to match the aesthetics of the 141st Street Shoppe's business center over there," Hatem said.
Board members moved and seconded approval of the awards and voted aye; the motion carried. No public comment on the item is recorded in the meeting text.
Staff indicated the items were related and recommended combining them for a single approval. The meeting transcript does not list contract dollar amounts or provide a detailed construction schedule; those details were not supplied during the discussion recorded in the transcript.
