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Maple Grove council approves consent agenda including watermain contract, server replacement and $3.17M in claims
Summary
Council approved a multi-item consent agenda March 2 that included awarding the 2026 Watermain Rehabilitation Project to Meyer Contracting, approving Nutanix server replacement at $106,597.00, authorizing an Everbridge mass-notification contract, issuing a refuse-hauler license for Nitti Sanitation Inc., and approving claims totaling $3,172,156.46.
The Maple Grove City Council on March 2 approved a multi-item consent agenda that bundled personnel, contracts, permits and purchases and passed on a 5-0 vote.
Key items in the consent agenda included the appointment of Dean Busch as a network technician (subject to successful completion of pre-employment requirements and a 12-month probationary period) and permits for C.S. McCrossan Construction, Inc. and Martin Marietta Materials, Inc. to operate 2026 asphalt plants and engage in gravel mining. The council adopted Resolution No. 26-043 to accept the bid for the 2026 Watermain Rehabilitation Project No. 26-14 and awarded the contract to Meyer Contracting, Inc. at a contract amount of $692,224.83.
The consent agenda also authorized a 34-month mass-notification agreement with Everbridge, Inc., to be signed by Mayor Mark Steffenson, City Administrator Heidi Nelson and Fire Chief Maddison Zikmund; approved the purchase of a replacement Nutanix server and storage infrastructure for $106,597.00 from the data processing replacement fund; approved a new refuse hauler license for Nitti Sanitation Inc. (license to expire May 31, 2026, subject to compliance); and approved claims totaling $3,172,156.46.
Other consent items adopted included feasibility and contract awards tied to several street-rehabilitation projects (Resolutions No. 26-039, 26-040, 26-041 and 26-042), authorization to enter an engineering agreement for Elm Road traffic review, and approval of change order No. 8 to the Rush Creek Boulevard – TH 610 Extension Project No. 19-24 for $23,931.77 with a modification of change order No. 7 to $207,051.08.
Motion to approve the consent items was made by Councilmember Kristy Janigo and seconded by Councilmember Mike Ostaffe; Mayor Steffenson called a 5-0 vote in favor. The consent vote carried and the council proceeded to other agenda items.
