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Story City council approves library pay application, $136,490 jetter purchase and engineering agreements
Summary
On June 4 the Story City Council unanimously approved Construction Pay Application No. 3 for the library ($14,305.92), authorized purchase of a $136,490 jetter, and approved engineering services agreements with MSA for the 2024 water main project and future soccer fields.
Story City Council on June 4 approved several administrative items related to public works and facilities.
The council approved Construction Pay Application No. 3 for the Library Addition and Renovation Project in the amount of $14,305.92 (motion by Council Member O’Connor, seconded by Council Member Sporleder; unanimous). Council then authorized the purchase of a jetter for $136,490; Randy Martindale, the city’s Water/Wastewater Superintendent, was present to answer questions before the motion by Council Member Sporleder, seconded by Council Member Ostrem, carried unanimously.
Council also approved two engineering services agreements with MSA: one for the 2024 Water Main Project (motion by Sporleder, seconded by O’Connor) and one for future soccer fields (motion by Phillips, seconded by Ostrem). Both motions passed unanimously. The transcript records general council discussion about the soccer fields but provides no project timeline or contract dollar amounts for the MSA agreements.
Separately, the council approved payment of bills and claims by motion of Council Member Sporleder, seconded by Council Member O’Connor; that motion also carried unanimously. Council members asked for updates on the council chambers wall project and on lighting at Hillcrest and Forest; Administrator Jackson noted the lighting had been discussed during a previous goal-setting session.
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Jensen and adjourned at 6:24 p.m. The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 18 at 6:00 p.m., when the council expects to consider a special assessment for the Broad Street project and sanitary sewer rate increases.
