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Council introduced Hazen and Sawyer agreement for WWTP consulting, up to $454,000; discussion deferred
Summary
Councilman James Moran introduced Ordinance No. 2-26 to authorize up to $454,000 for Hazen and Sawyer to provide professional sanitary engineering services for the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant in 2026–27; Moran asked to defer detailed discussion to a future meeting, while the mayor said the WWTP management committee recommended approval.
Councilman James W. Moran introduced Ordinance No. 2-26, authorizing the mayor to enter an agreement with Hazen and Sawyer for professional sanitary engineering services for the Rocky River Wastewater Treatment Plant in 2026 and 2027 in an amount not to exceed $454,000.
Moran said he did not have extensive time to prepare and preferred to discuss the contract in depth at the next meeting. The mayor and other council members noted the WWTP management committee had reviewed the agreement and recommended approval. Councilmember Paul Shipp and the mayor characterized the contract as an as-needed services agreement (not an immediate full-spend contract), possibly with a small retainer and contingency funds available for emergency engineering needs.
The ordinance was presented at first reading; no final vote or contract award was recorded in the provided transcript. Council agreed to revisit detailed review at a subsequent meeting.
