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Hanska approves up to $25,000 for replacement well; Bolton & Menk to provide services
Summary
The Hanska City Council unanimously approved a Bolton & Menk proposal for services not to exceed $25,000 to drill and support a replacement well on the lot by the water tower after moving the item up on the agenda.
The Hanska City Council voted unanimously on Feb. 11 to hire Bolton & Menk for services not to exceed $25,000 to support drilling a new replacement well on the lot adjacent to the city water tower. The council first moved the item up on the agenda after a procedural motion by Councilor William Wurtz and a second by Councilor Lucas Larson.
John Graupman of Bolton & Menk presented the firm's proposal and scope for the replacement well; council members approved the contract authorization by motion of William Wurtz, seconded by Lucas Larson. The recorded vote was unanimous: Mayor Daniel Paulson, Mikale Gustafson, William Wurtz, Lucas Larson and Ian Kjelshus voted yes.
The approval authorizes Bolton & Menk to perform services necessary for the replacement well “not to exceed $25,000,” as stated in the proposal presented to the council. The minutes do not specify a project schedule or funding source; those details were not provided in the record.
The council moved quickly from the presentation to a formal vote and attached the claims list and related documentation to the minutes. The council's next regular meeting record shows the action recorded in the consent and project files.
