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Board of Managers approves engineering services for Cohoes water treatment plant corrective action plan
Summary
The Board of Managers approved a LaBella contract to develop a Corrective Action Plan for the Cohoes Water Treatment Plant, with a not-to-exceed fee of $27,000 and a total requested fee of $27,500; the motion was moved by Mayor Keeler and seconded by Council Vice President George Soloyna. Vote tallies were not recorded in the minutes.
The Cohoes Board of Managers on April 24 approved an engineering contract for a Corrective Action Plan for the City of Cohoes Water Treatment Plant.
Mayor Keeler moved “to Approve Engineering Services for the City of Cohoes Water Treatment Plant Corrective Action Plan,” and Council Vice President George Soloyna seconded; the minutes record that “the motion passed.” The board did not record individual vote tallies in the meeting minutes.
The consulting firm LaBella was listed as the proposer for Task 0100 — Corrective Action Plan engineering services — with a not-to-exceed fee estimate of $27,000, reimbursable expenses estimated at $500, and a total fee requested of $27,500. The proposal is described in the minutes as a Professional Services fee under hourly time-and-materials terms and identifies Task 0100 as the corrective action plan work.
There was no extended public discussion recorded in the minutes about the scope, schedule, or specific deliverables for the corrective action plan. The minutes do not identify which staff member presented the LaBella proposal to the board; the proposal text appears in the agenda/minutes packet as entered.
With no further business, Comptroller Michael Durocher moved to adjourn the meeting at 9:34 a.m.; Mayor Keeler seconded and the meeting was adjourned.
The board’s signed minutes were completed and attested by City Clerk Roni Miorin.
