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Red Oak Council approves Oakwood Avenue water‑main plans and awards $140,793 contract
Summary
After a no‑comment public hearing, the Red Oak City Council approved plans and specifications for the Oakwood Avenue water main replacement and awarded a $140,793 contract to Wright Sewer and Water LLC. The measures passed on unanimous roll‑call votes.
The Red Oak City Council approved plans and specifications and awarded a $140,793 contract for the Oakwood Avenue water main replacement following a brief public hearing with no comments.
At the Aug. 4 meeting, Councilmember Brian Bills moved and Councilmember Adam Hietbrink seconded approval of Resolution 2025‑90, approving the plans, specifications and form of contract for the Oakwood Avenue water main replacement. The council voted by roll call with all ayes and the motion carried.
After reviewing construction bids, the council then considered award of the project. Councilmember Jeanice Lester moved and Councilmember Sharon Bradley seconded Resolution 2025‑91 to make award of contract to Wright Sewer and Water LLC in the amount of $140,793. The motion passed by unanimous roll call.
Mayor Shawnna L. Silvius opened the required public hearing on the project at 5:40 p.m.; no members of the public spoke and the mayor closed the hearing the same minute. The council recorded no public opposition during the hearing.
The council provided no additional project scope details in the meeting minutes beyond the award amount and the contractor name. No construction schedule or anticipated start date was noted in the transcript; those details were not specified.
