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Beaman City Council accepts $3,200 demolition quote, tables cleanup bids and finalizes RFP timeline for asbestos removal
Summary
At a June 2 special meeting, the Beaman City Council approved a $3,200 demolition quote for a building by the city tennis courts, delayed action on cleanup bids for 104 Center Street until June 11, and finalized the request-for-proposal timeline for asbestos removal and demolition at 209 Main Street.
The Beaman City Council on Monday accepted a $3,200 quote from Boulder Contracting to tear down and remove a building at the southwest corner of the city’s existing tennis court, tabled bids for cleanup at 104 Center Street until its June 11 regular meeting and approved a timeline for RFPs for asbestos removal and demolition at 209 Main Street.
Mayor Ann Smith called the special meeting to order at 5:02 p.m. in City Hall. Council members Deb Ashton, Barry Brockman, Rhonda Rego and Brandon Schleisman were present; Jason Scafferi was absent. City Clerk Denise Hoy was also present.
Council member Deb Ashton moved “to accept a quote from Boulder Contracting to tear down and remove the building at the southwest corner of the existing tennis court in the amount of $3200.00,” and Council member Rhonda Rego seconded. The motion passed with four ayes, as recorded in the meeting minutes.
The council next agreed to table consideration of bids to clean up and fill in the property at 104 Center Street; the council will revisit those bids at its June 11 regular meeting. The minutes record only that the council agreed to table the item and do not list individual vote names or further details about the bids.
Council member Barry Brockman moved and Council member Brandon Schleisman seconded a motion “to finalize the dates and timeline for the RFPs for the asbestos removal and demolition of 209 Main Street.” The motion carried with four ayes. The minutes do not provide the finalized dates or the RFP timeline text.
Before adjourning, Council member Brandon Schleisman moved to adjourn and Deb Ashton seconded; the motion carried and the meeting was adjourned. The minutes do not list further public comment or staff presentations.
The council will take up the tabled cleanup bids for 104 Center Street at its regular meeting on June 11, 2025.
