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EDA presses selected mowing contractor to accept 30‑day opt‑out or award contract to runner‑up
Summary
The East Grand Forks Economic Development Authority directed staff to ask the board’s selected mowing contractor to accept a 30‑day termination clause and per‑lot price reductions tied to lots sold; if the vendor refuses, staff was told to offer the work to the secondary proposer, Sanger and Sons, which proposed a $250 reduction per sold lot.
The East Grand Forks Economic Development Authority debated changes to a recently selected mowing contract and directed staff to pursue alternatives after a vendor pushed back on a requested 30‑day termination clause and on price reductions tied to lots sold.
Board members said the selected contractor objected to a clause that would allow either party a 30‑day written termination and did not include a mechanism to reduce the contractor’s payment if lots are sold and the Authority has fewer…
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