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Council pulls $150,000 Tier Garage engineering-services authorization over missing pay-to-play forms
Summary
Resolution 12427, an authorization not-to-exceed $150,000 for engineering services for the Tier Garage rehab, was pulled because the required pay-to-play procurement forms were not received; councilors said the package will be reintroduced after documentation is complete.
Council pulled Resolution 12427 on April 7, which would have authorized engineering services up to $150,000 for design work on the Tier Garage rehabilitation.
Council Member Chrisafulli said the item was removed because the procurement packet was incomplete: the required "pay-to-play" disclosure forms — a state procurement requirement — were not on file. He asked that the item be reintroduced when the documentation is complete. One council member described the omission as an oversight and the pull was accepted without further debate.
What’s next: Staff will obtain required pay-to-play forms and the item is expected to return for consideration at a future meeting once the procurement package is complete.
