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Anamosa sets bid timeline for Flow Equalization project; staff updates sidewalk and bridge work
Summary
The council amended bid deadlines and set an award date for the Flow Equalization Improvement Project via Resolution 2024-45 and received a status update on the 3rd Street sidewalk and the Dillon Military Bridge from HR Green.
The City Council approved Resolution 2024-45 on Sept. 9, 2024 to amend the deadline for receipt and consideration of bids and to set the award date for the Flow Equalization Improvement Project.
Council member Teresa Tuetken moved to approve the resolution; the roll vote recorded ayes from Tuetken, Kay Smith, Dan Smith, Brooke Gombert, Rich Crump and Todd Weimer. The motion carried.
Earlier in the meeting, Melissa Clow of engineering consultant HR Green provided a project status update on the 3rd Street Sidewalk project and the Dillon Military Bridge; the transcript records the update but does not include detailed cost figures or a contract award in this session.
Why it matters: the Flow Equalization Improvement Project is a capital project that will advance local wastewater/stormwater infrastructure; adjusting the bid deadline and award date keeps the procurement timeline on track. The transcript does not list funding sources or award amounts.
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