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Cudahy council OKs $67,775 DPW design contract and accepts revised retiree medical valuation
Summary
The Common Council authorized a not-to-exceed $67,775 contract with Barrientos Design & Consulting for DPW/Utility facility design and salt shed plans and approved a revised Millman actuarial valuation of retiree medical benefits, both on unanimous votes.
The Cudahy Common Council on Dec. 20 authorized a contract for architectural and engineering services to advance planning for a new DPW/Utility facility and an associated salt shed and approved a revised actuarial valuation for retiree medical benefits.
On a motion by Alderperson Hollenbeck, seconded by Alderperson Litkowiec, the council approved a contract between the Board of Public Works and Barrientos Design & Consulting for space-needs analysis, site layout for the proposed DPW/Utility facility and preparation of plans and specifications for a salt shed at a cost not to exceed $67,775. The minutes record the motion as carried unanimously.
Separately, the council voted unanimously to approve the revised Millman Actuarial Valuation of Retiree Medical Benefits as of Dec. 31, 2016. The motion to accept the actuarial report was offered by Alderperson St. Marie-Boelkow and seconded by Alderperson Moralez. The valuation is on file with city records as revised as of that date.
The Barrientos contract authorizes design and specification work; the minutes do not list a contract start date or a project construction timeline. The actuarial valuation provides the city’s updated accounting of retiree medical obligations as of Dec. 31, 2016; the minutes do not disclose funding or budget adjustments tied to the valuation.
