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Peru Board of Public Works awards $624,436 Community Crossing bid and approves claims and payrolls
Summary
At its April 23 meeting the Peru Board of Public Works approved payment of claims totaling $634,066.98, approved pension payroll, and moved to award the Community Crossing matching grant bid to Gaunt and Sons for $624,436.15; the board also recorded an unresolved discrepancy in the regular payroll amount noted on the record.
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The Peru Board of Public Works met April 23 in the City Council Chambers and approved a series of administrative payments and an award for the Community Crossing matching grant.
A committee member moved “we award the Community Crossing matching grant bid to Gaunt and Sons in the amount of $624,436.15,” which the presiding official seconded; the motion was approved by voice vote. The award was presented as a single bid received at the prior meeting and was accepted without further competitive action during this session.
The meeting also recorded approval of claims dated April 21 in the amount of $634,066.98 and approval of a pension payroll dated April 17 totaling $96,812.58. The regular CHIRP payroll figures were inconsistent on the record: one speaker read $269,004.93 but a motion to approve cited $269,493.83; the board approved the motion as moved and seconded without resolving the discrepancy on the public record.
All routine motions (accepting minutes, approving claims and payrolls, and awarding the bid) were moved by a committee member and seconded by the presiding official and carried by voice vote. Individual roll-call tallies were not specified in the transcript; the record shows affirmative responses but does not list individual yes/no votes by name.
The board characterized the alley-closure matter behind Garden Gate as an administrative update and took no further formal action on that item during the meeting. No additional follow-up assignments or dates were announced for the Community Crossing award at the meeting’s close.

