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West Point council approves liquor licenses, several resolutions and contractor payments including a levee invoice

West Point City Council · March 6, 2025
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Summary

Council approved special-event liquor licenses, several claims/resolutions including a $3,000 invoice and a $738,126 final payment for a canoe launch contractor, and a payment application for the West Point levee project that the meeting recorded at about $3.78 million.

The West Point City Council approved routine business items including special-event liquor licenses, claims and several resolutions authorizing payments.

Council approved multiple special-event liquor licenses for community events including a Roadhouse event, a winery beer-and-bingo event, and events from the Fraternal Order of the Eagles in late March through May. The council approved a claim from Hugo Plumbing & Heating and approved Resolution 2025-3 to pay Invoice #7812 for $3,000 related to project #6283.

Council also approved Resolution 2025-4 to accept the application and final amount for Pro Excavation in the amount of $738,126 for completion of a canoe launch project. Members discussed the site access and barricades during spring but approved the payment.

In a separate action on the levee project, council approved Resolution 2025-5 to authorize Application Payment #2 for JEO Consulting Group and ANR Construction for West Point levee improvements; the meeting minutes recorded the payment amount approximately as $3,775,385.11 in the transcript notes. Council approved these items by motion during the meeting.

Council voted to keep monthly meetings on their customary Tuesday schedule after a heated discussion about rotating meeting dates; one member criticized frequent changes as confusing. The council completed remaining reports and closed the meeting.