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Council approves TK Concrete pay estimate, vehicle purchase and other payouts; reviews road and campground needs

Bloomfield City Council · October 3, 2024
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Summary

Council approved a $144,700 pay estimate to TK Concrete, a final payment to Leer Dirt Works for lagoon erosion work, a police vehicle purchase (not to exceed $50,000, offset partially by $28,000 insurance payment) and a payment of approximately $98,565 to Dom Enterprise; members also discussed East Street milling options and campground management.

The Bloomfield City Council approved multiple routine contract and budget items and heard staff updates on streets and the city campground.

Contracts and pay estimates

Council approved Pay Estimate No. 2 to TK Concrete in the amount listed ($144,700) and was told the contractor expects to finish before Halloween. The council also approved Pay Estimate 1759 to Leer Dirt Works covering stone for wastewater lagoon erosion control; staff said the project is complete except for minor driveway grading.

Police vehicle and other payments

Council approved purchasing a replacement police vehicle from Styer not to exceed $50,000. Insurance proceeds of about $28,000 toward the vehicle were noted; staff told council the remaining funds were available in the current budget. Council also approved payment to Dom Enterprise for fiscal year 2025 taxes in the amount shown on the agenda packet.

Roads, East Street and campground

During public comments and staff updates, the council discussed East Street conditions and trade-offs between cheaper surface fixes and full reconstruction. Staff said an engineered rebuild between the bridge and highway previously estimated nearly $1 million, while a hot-mix overlay might cost about $200,000 and could be revisited for a future street project. Council members also discussed closing the campground for the season and the possibility of recruiting a volunteer park manager to reduce vandalism and maintenance costs.

What happens next

Staff will finalize contract closeouts and vehicle procurement; the council expects future agenda items for roadway capital projects and any campground-management proposals.