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Huxley council closes hearing, awards Oak Blvd lift station construction contract
Summary
After a brief public hearing with no comments, the Huxley City Council adopted plans and awarded the construction contract for the Oak Blvd Lift Station Improvements Project, approving Resolutions 25-041 and 25-042 on unanimous votes of the members present.
The Huxley City Council closed a brief public hearing and approved construction of the Oak Blvd Lift Station Improvements Project on May 13, 2025. Mayor David Kuhn opened the hearing at 6:11 p.m.; no members of the public spoke during the hearing, and the council closed the hearing at 6:12 p.m.
Council then adopted Resolution No. 25-041, which adopts the project plans, specifications, proposed form of contract and estimate of costs, and approved Resolution No. 25-042 making award of the construction contract. Motions to approve were recorded as moved and seconded by council members and carried with aye votes by Council Members Roberts, Echer and Rigler (those present). The meeting minutes record no public objection or comment during the hearing.
The council did not provide additional detail in the minutes about the contract award amount, the contractor name, or the contract start date. Those details were not specified in the meeting record and will be available when the signed contract and council packet materials are posted or when staff publishes the final contract documents.
Next steps: staff will proceed with contract execution per the adopted plans and the council’s resolutions. The council’s minutes show the project now has an executed set of documents to move to the construction phase.
