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Hudson council approves Jack Creek trunk line rehab plans, authorizes bid advertising
Summary
The Hudson City Council on Oct. 17 approved construction plans for the ARPA-funded Jack Creek Trunk Line Rehabilitation and authorized Goodwin Lasiter to advertise for bids. The motion passed 4-0 after a formal request by Goodwin Lasiter’s representative.
On Oct. 17, 2024, the Hudson City Council approved construction plans and authorized Goodwin Lasiter to advertise for bids on the ARPA-funded Jack Creek Trunk Line Rehabilitation.
Jed Morris with Goodwin Lasiter asked the council to approve the plans and to allow GLS to begin advertising for construction bids. Mayor Pro Tem Phil Adkison moved to approve the construction plans and authorize GLS to advertise for bids; Councilmember Terry Taliaferro seconded the motion. The council voted four in favor and none opposed; the motion carried.
The action authorizes the city’s engineering consultant, Goodwin Lasiter, to take the next procurement step for the Jack Creek trunk line project. The transcript lists ARPA as the funding source but does not specify a project budget or schedule.
Council members did not record further discussion in the minutes text about contractor selection criteria, timeline, or estimated cost. The minutes show the request, the motion, and the unanimous vote approving the plan and advertising authorization.
Next steps implied by the authorization are for GLS to publish bid documents and solicit contractors, after which the council would consider bid awards in a subsequent meeting. The transcript does not record a specific timeline for advertising, bid opening or award.
