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Kewanee council awards street, sewer and engineering contracts; minutes list inconsistent vote on sign code
Summary
The council awarded CIPP lining, engineering and the 2019 Annual Street Program to named contractors and agreed to coordinate manhole work during paving. The minutes show an inconsistent roll-call entry for a business-district sign code amendment that requires correction.
The Kewanee City Council on May 13 approved several infrastructure contracts and engineering agreements and discussed implementation details for paving projects.
Resolutions approved included awarding cured‑in‑place pipe (CIPP) work on Payson and North Chestnut streets (Resolution #5157) and establishing an agreement with IMEG for East Street engineering work (Resolution #5158). The council also awarded the 2019 Annual Street Program to Advanced Asphalt under Resolution #5160; Council Member Steve Faber asked about ensuring manhole covers on seven streets would be made flush during paving, and Public Works Director Johnson said that work would be handled during or shortly after the paving process.
The council considered Ordinance #3959 to amend permitted signs in the Business District. The minutes record the motion as approved, but the roll call entry reads "5 nays 0 ayes," an internal inconsistency in the meeting record that the clerk or city attorney should correct in the official minutes.
All contract and award motions recorded in the minutes show motions, seconders and roll-call votes; the minutes do not include contract dollar amounts or contractor start dates.
