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Council approves consent block including public-works contracts and purchases

Solon City Council · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Solon council passed a consent agenda that accepted final contract adjustments and awarded bids for painting, concrete repairs, testing, right-of-way purchase, road salt participation and landscaping; combined contract totals and emergency declarations were announced during the meeting.

The Solon City Council approved its consent agenda, accepting multiple ordinances and contract awards for public-works and maintenance services.

Items approved included acceptance of a final contract adjustment with Oman Enterprises LLC for 2025 painting work; an award to Oman Enterprises LLC for painting services in 2026; acceptance of Set in Stone's base and alternate bids for the 2026 annual concrete repair program totaling approximately $1,955,165; a materials testing contract to ACM Construction Management for about $120,700; authorization for right-of-way and utility easement acquisition from HDP Investments LLC tied to the Somme and Pettibone intersection widening project (amount in transcript listed as $2,562); participation in ODOT contract 01827 for up to 10,500 tons of road salt for the 2026/27 season; and a three-year landscaping services contract for the water reclamation facility (amount listed as $81,615). All items were considered under suspension and passed on final roll-call votes.

Council took the consent vote as a block to expedite routine procurement and closeout items; one councilmember thanked the service department for storm cleanup work during related comments.

The administration will proceed to finalize contracts and make required payments; staff noted dollar figures and vendors on the record.