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Votes at a glance: Board of Public Works (Nov. 3, 2025)

Board of Public Works · November 3, 2025
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Summary

The board approved minutes from Oct. 27, accepted a bidders proof from Myron Construction, approved an attachment for the Forest Hills Tennis Court (McCabe Construction), and voted unanimously to require Windstream to relocate wires on Saint Andrews Street within two weeks.

At its Nov. 3, 2025 meeting the Board of Public Works recorded the following formal actions:

1) Approval of minutes for Oct. 27, 2025 — Motion to approve by Council President Dickinson; second by Director Train; recorded as unanimous.

2) Approval of bidders proof No. 2016 from Myron Construction Company (Neenah, Wisconsin) for general contracting, carpentry, masonry and building demolition — Motion to approve by Director Train; second by Council President Dickinson; recorded as unanimous. (Transcript contains an unclearly formatted dollar figure; staff did not clarify a contract amount on the record.)

3) Approval of agenda attachment for Forest Hills Tennis Court with McCabe Construction — Motion to approve by Director Train; second by Council President Dickinson; recorded as unanimous. A presenter said top surfacing could not be applied because overnight temperatures were too cold and additional fence slat work remains; final work expected in spring.

4) Motion directing staff to require Windstream to remove/relocate wires from the Saint Andrews Street pole within two weeks or allow staff to proceed with removal steps — Mover: Council President Dickinson; Second: Director Train; recorded as unanimous.

All motions were called by the chair and recorded in the meeting as passed unanimously; the transcript does not list individual roll‑call votes or exact vote counts.