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Madeira council approves consent agenda including flooring, engineering and repaving contracts

Madeira City Council · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 9 meeting the council approved a consent package of four resolutions authorizing a flooring amendment and engineering agreements for Camargo Road improvements and the 2026 residential street repaving program; all consent items passed unanimously by roll‑call vote.

The Madeira City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda that included four resolutions authorizing contracts and amendments for municipal building flooring, design services for Camargo Road improvements and construction drawings and administration for the 2026 residential street repaving program.

Specifically, the council approved Resolution No. 15‑26, authorizing the City Manager to execute an amendment with APG Office Furnishings for carpet and flooring at the municipal building; Resolution No. 16‑26, authorizing an agreement with The Kleingers Group for engineering design services for the Camargo Road Improvements, Phase 2 project; Resolution No. 17‑26, authorizing a third amendment with The Kleingers Group for engineering design services for the Camargo Road Improvements, Phase 1 project; and Resolution No. 18‑26, authorizing an agreement with The Kleingers Group for construction drawings and construction administration for the 2026 Residential Street Repaving Program.

The motion to approve the agenda and consent items was made by Councilmember Logan Junger and seconded by Kaity Rowe; the motion carried by a 7‑0 roll‑call vote. Specific contract values and funding sources were not recorded in the minutes.

Council did not discuss the individual resolutions at length during the meeting; they were advanced as consent items. Next steps for these contracts are execution by the City Manager and contract administration through the appropriate city departments.