Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust approves minutes, consent docket and concurrence on bridge project

The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust convened at 2 p.m. on March 10 and approved routine business, including the minutes from its Feb. 24 meeting, a consent docket of plans, specifications, pricing agreements and easements, and a concurrence with the City of Oklahoma City on a bridge rehabilitation project on Northwest 10th and Grand Boulevard. The chair noted the items were in the meeting packet and that trustees had no questions.

Trustees voted to approve the Feb. 24 minutes after a motion and second; the transcript does not record the motion maker, seconder or the vote tally. The chair described the consent docket as "not a huge consent docket" before trustees approved it without pulling any items for separate consideration.

On the concurrence docket, the trust approved a project described in the transcript as involving the City of Oklahoma City and "Manhattan Bridge" for rehabilitation work at Northwest 10th and Grand Boulevard; the transcript states there are no aquit funds involved. The motion passed; the record in the transcript does not include a mover, seconder or individual vote tallies.

There were no emergency items, no items for individual consideration and no trustee items raised. The trust recorded that no citizens had signed up to speak and adjourned.

Votes at a glance - Approval of minutes (Feb. 24): passed (mover/second not specified; tally not specified) - Consent docket (plans/specs, pricing agreements, easements): passed (mover/second not specified; tally not specified) - Concurrence with City of Oklahoma City on bridge rehabilitation at Northwest 10th and Grand Boulevard ("Manhattan Bridge"): passed (mover/second not specified; tally not specified)

Next steps: The transcript records no further directions, follow-up tasks or deadlines for the approved items.