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Milan council seeks state road-resurfacing funds and approves $45,415.50 paving bid
Summary
Council approved Resolution 2022-04 to request Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B support for resurfacing three streets and voted to accept a $45,415.50 bid from CB Asphalt Paving; the minutes commit the city to a maintenance program for the resurfaced streets.
The Milan City Council on May 23 approved a resolution to request state Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B funding for resurfacing three city streets and committed to a maintenance program as part of the request.
Councilmember Baldwin moved to approve Resolution 2022-04, which requests funding, designates an agent, attests to the existence of funds and commits the city to implementing a maintenance program for resurfacing Ann Marie Drive, Michigan Avenue and Division Street. The motion passed on a roll call vote of six ayes, zero nays, one absent.
Separately, the council approved a bid from CB Asphalt Paving in the amount of $45,415.50. The minutes record the council’s vote approving the bid (motion by Councilmember Baldwin, seconded by Councilmember Nie; roll call six ayes, zero nays, one absent). The printed meeting text does not specify the stated project purpose for that particular bid line; the minutes file lists the dollar amount but omits the trailing text describing the scope.
The resolution and the bid approval together move the projects toward implementation, subject to state funding awards and subsequent contract details. The council noted in the same set of motions that it will commit to the maintenance program required by the Transportation Economic Development Fund Category B program.
