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Council moves forward with engineering for about 1.7 miles of repaving
Summary
Council approved engineering work to prepare bids for approximately 1.7 miles of road milling, patching and resurfacing in Rainhill and Stonewall subdivisions and adjacent streets; engineering cost in the packet appears as roughly $80,864.88 (transcribed) and construction timing was estimated for June–July, weather permitting.
Public works director Trampus Hanser presented a proposal from BM&K Construction and engineering to prepare engineering and bidding documents for repaving approximately 1.7 miles of local roads in Rainhill and Stonewall subdivisions and adjacent streets.
Hanser described the scope (milling, patching and resurfacing) and said engineers need to complete core sampling before bids and that work could begin as soon as June, with some projects completed by July depending on weather. The packet lists an engineering total that was transcribed as "80 86488 dollars"; staff characterized that as the total engineering fee for the three roads. Hanser said the city would return to council to select the lowest responsive construction bid once engineering and bidding are complete.
A motion to approve the engineering proposal was made, seconded and the council approved the request.
