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Hammond board approves several service agreements and a $194,000 district resurfacing allocation
Summary
The board approved professional-services agreements — including a $79,780 city-hall programming step contract — and allocated $194,000 from the fourth-district gaming fund for resurfacing and repairs.
Hammond City officials on administrative recommendation approved a suite of professional-services agreements and authorized a $194,000 allocation from the fourth-district gaming fund for resurfacing and repairs.
City engineer Dean Button recommended approval of an agreement with American StructurePoint for the city-hall programming step in the amount of $79,780; the board recommended approval and concurred. The board also approved a master agreement for professional services with Clark Deetsz, Inc. to provide supplemental on-call work overseen by the city engineer and accepted a Culligan Water rental agreement for the law department.
In finance action, the board approved a funding-allocation request that directs $194,000 from the fourth-district gaming fund toward resurfacing and repairs in the district. Board members recorded concurrence on the funding request and the series of contracts.
No roll-call vote tallies are recorded in the transcript; staff said funding had been previously approved in May for the city-hall revamp and this agreement covers the programming step. Board members said the terms of the master service agreement had been negotiated with the city engineer.
