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Tuscaloosa City Council approves multiple infrastructure acceptances, contracts and small ESG amendments
Summary
The council voted to accept sanitary sewer and other public infrastructure for two subdivisions, approved several minor public-works and equipment contracts (including a $15,900 clear-well inspection and a 20-ton HVAC replacement), authorized a sixth-year phone-services term with T-Mobile/Dialpad and approved two small Emergency Solutions Grant amendments for the Salvation Army.
Tuscaloosa City Council voted to accept sanitary sewer infrastructure for the Tartan Cove subdivision and to accept public improvements for Highgrove Phase 4, approved several minor public-works and equipment contracts, authorized a sixth-year agreement for the city phone system with T-Mobile (through Dialpad), and approved two small amendments to a Salvation Army subrecipient ESG contract.
Mike reported the sanitary sewer in Tartan Cove, a residential subdivision off Bobby Miller Parkway, was developer-installed, inspected by city staff and is ready for acceptance; he said residents will pay water and sewer bills and the council approved the resolution by voice vote. Mike also described Highgrove Phase 4—across from Crown Point, south of Watermelon and Rice Mine Road—as the last completed phase of a multi-phase subdivision (about 640 proposed lots total), with the current phase moving the project into the upper 300 lots; the council approved…
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