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Red Oak City Council authorizes $1.76 million engineering agreement for wastewater plant reconstruction
Summary
At its Aug. 18 meeting the Red Oak City Council approved Resolution 2025-96 to hire Snyder & Associates for engineering work on a wastewater treatment plant reconstruction for $1,757,100; the council also approved a separate $46,500 flood resiliency study by JEO.
The Red Oak City Council on Aug. 18 approved a resolution authorizing Snyder & Associates to provide engineering services for the reconstruction of the city's wastewater treatment plant for $1,757,100.
The motion to approve Resolution 2025-96 was made by Councilperson Brian Bills and seconded by Councilperson Sharon Bradley; the council recorded a unanimous roll-call vote in favor. The resolution authorizes entering the agreement with Snyder & Associates for the engineering work as described in the motion.
At the same meeting the council also approved Resolution 2025-97, which authorizes JEO to carry out a Flood Resiliency Evaluation and Plan for $46,500. That motion was made by Councilperson Tim Fridolph and seconded by Councilperson Sharon Bradley, and it passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.
City officials did not record detailed discussion of the engineering scopes or a timeline for construction in the transcript. City Administrator Lisa Kotter noted a separate administrative report during the meeting about a planned software conversion; no funding changes tied to the engineering agreements were recorded in the meeting minutes provided.
The council approved both agreements as formal actions during the Aug. 18 meeting; follow-up steps, contract execution dates and project schedules were not specified in the meeting record.
The council adjourned at 7:16 p.m.
