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Votes at a glance: Speedway council, March 9, 2026
Summary
At its March 9 meeting the Town of Speedway council approved minutes and administrative records, awarded a wastewater project bid contingent on review, approved multiple pay requests and contracts, adopted Ordinance 1423 on sewer rates, and approved an MOU with the school for a youth sports director (4-1).
Key council votes taken March 9, 2026 (Town of Speedway):
- Approval of minutes (Feb. 23, 2026): Passed 5-0.
- Approval of memorandum of administrative session (Feb. 23, 2026): Passed 5-0.
- Award apparent low bid — Patterson Horth, CSO tank at wastewater plant ($13,791,000): Approved contingent on technical and legal review; authorization for town manager to negotiate contract: Passed 5-0.
- Pay request No. 4 — OKO Incorporated (Crawfordsville Road pedestrian project), $740,920.85: Approved 5-0.
- Pay request No. 4 — Midwest Paving (25th Street reconstruction), $79,231.14: Approved 5-0.
- IMS Rev event noise‑ordinance waiver (extend music to midnight): Approved 5-0.
- Proposals — National Water Services: Rehabilitation of Well #2 and Well #6: Approved (each 5-0). Cost approximations cited in meeting for each well (~$29k each).
- Ordinance 1423 (sewer rates and charges) with amendment to use non‑reimbursed level financing option: Approved 5-0.
- Memorandum of Understanding with School Town of Speedway for a youth sports athletic director: Approved 4-1 (one dissent citing disagreement over bonus amount).
- Fee amendment request — American Structure Point (construction inspection): Approved 5-0.
- Professional services agreements for on‑call building inspection and plan review (Willen Engineering; American Structure Point): Approved 5-0 (each).
- Approval of claims and utility adjustments (Feb. 19–Mar. 4, 2026): Approved 5-0. Claims total approximately $2,138,983.17 for the main packet; electronic payments and AC docket noted separately.
Several items passed unanimously; the MOU with the school was the only recorded split vote (4-1).
