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Beardstown council clears $225,823.55 payment for USDA sewer project, approves $91,220 change order and equipment purchase

Beardstown City Council · August 6, 2024
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Summary

At its Aug. 6 meeting Beardstown City Council approved Payment Resolution No. 7 for $225,823.55 to Hood Construction Group Midwest LLC for the USDA sanitary sewer project, approved Change Order No. 1 (a $91,220 increase) in a 7-1 vote, purchased a brush chipper for $85,817.22, and approved a $3,000 donation to the Fall Fun Festival.

The Beardstown City Council on Aug. 6 approved a set of fiscal and contracting actions tied to the city's USDA Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project and routine municipal needs.

Payment Resolution No. 7, moved by Alderperson Dawn Seward and seconded by Chris Baer, authorized a payment of $225,823.55 to Hood Construction Group Midwest LLC for work on the USDA sanitary sewer project. The resolution passed unanimously by roll call (8-0).

Separately, the council approved Change Order No. 1 for the same USDA sewer project, a $91,220 increase to the contract. The motion, made by Ron Culves and seconded by Eric Harbin, passed 7-1 on roll call; Alderperson Chris Baer cast the lone no vote. The minutes record the increase and the recorded yeas and nays but do not include detailed justification or scope language for the change order in the text of the meeting minutes.

The council also approved the purchase of a brush chipper for the Public Works Department for $85,817.22 (motion by Baer, seconded by Seward), and approved a $3,000 donation to the Fall Fun Festival Committee (motion by Seward, seconded by Harbin). Both of those motions passed unanimously (8-0).

All items were recorded in the minutes and in the meeting packet attached to the minutes. The council adjourned at 7:52 p.m.