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Delavan approves $249,686 storm‑sewer contract, OKs $47,000 driving‑range net repair and funding resolutions
Summary
The Delavan City Council awarded a $249,686 contract for East Geneva Street storm‑sewer repairs, authorized $47,000 for driving‑range barrier‑net replacement, approved a state funding request resolution and approved April bills and several temporary event retail licenses.
Delavan — At its May 20 meeting the Delavan City Council approved several finance and public‑works items, including a $249,686 contract award for East Geneva Street storm‑sewer repairs and authorization to replace partial driving‑range barrier netting at a quoted cost of $47,000.
Council moved to award the East Geneva Street storm‑sewer repair contract to Municipal and Contractor Sealing Products of Cincinnati, Ohio at a total contract amount of $249,686. The motion passed following standard procedure and a roll call. The approval directs the contractor to proceed with the repair scope as presented in the bid materials.
For the driving range barrier net replacement, the council approved Net Connection’s quote for $47,000. The meeting recorded a roll‑call vote with affirmative responses from council members present, including Alderwoman Abster Garcia, Alderwoman S., Alderman Wilson, Alderman Leer and Alderwoman Barbosa.
Council also approved a funding‑support resolution to transmit to the governor and state representatives seeking state support for local government needs, and approved the city’s bills for April 2026 as presented.
On community events and licensing, the council approved temporary wine and beer licenses for the Friends of the Phoenix Park Band Shell summer concerts and multiple temporary licenses for the Delavan Lake Area Chamber of Commerce street dance and market events for listed 2026 dates.
The approvals were recorded as motions and passed without extended debate; the meeting later recessed into closed session on property and personnel matters.
