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Seminole council approves multimillion-dollar pay applications for wastewater, water-tank and meter projects
Summary
Council approved a set of contractor invoices and pay applications for the wastewater treatment plant, engineering inspections, automated meter installation, and construction of an elevated water storage tank; each item passed by roll call.
The Seminole Council approved several contractor invoices and pay applications tied to the city’s water and wastewater infrastructure during its regular meeting.
Council voted to approve Invoice No. 21 from Crossland Heavy Contractors for construction of the new wastewater treatment plant (amount listed on the agenda), and Invoice No. 30 from Wall Engineering for related engineering and inspection services. The body also approved Pay Application No. 1 from Core & Main for automated water meter installation and two pay applications from Landmark Structures for the new elevated water storage tank near Town Center.
City staff said these payments are part of ongoing, grant-supported capital projects, and that some allocations represent required grant matches or previously encumbered contract commitments. Each motion was taken by roll call and passed; council members present voted in favor on the recorded items.
Council discussion elsewhere in the meeting framed the payments within a larger capital-improvement program that also includes a new airport terminal, a northwest lift station, storm detention engineering and prioritized street, parks and facility investments.
