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Good Hope council unanimously awards sewer-line contract to Dark Horse

City of Good Hope City Council · October 7, 2024
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Summary

On Oct. 7, 2024, the Good Hope City Council approved Resolution No. 022-2024, awarding a contract to Dark Horse to install a sewer line from Stewart/Super Saver Road to Love's; the vote was unanimous among members present.

The City of Good Hope City Council unanimously approved Resolution No. 022-2024 on Oct. 7, 2024, awarding a sewer-line contract for the section described as "Stewart, Super Saver Rd to Love's" to contractor Dark Horse. Council Member Taft Dillashaw moved for the award and Council Member Greg Brown seconded; the motion passed by unanimous roll-call vote of the members present.

The action came during a regularly scheduled council meeting called to order by Mayor Jerry Bartlett at 6:30 p.m. Council Member Terry Shabel had earlier moved to approve the Sept. 23, 2024 meeting minutes; that procedural motion was seconded by Taft Dillashaw and approved unanimously. The record shows Mayor Bartlett, Council Members Terry Shabel, Greg Brown and Taft Dillashaw and City Attorney Rita Nicholas were present. Council Members Eric Phillips, Susan Eller and City Planner Corey Harbison were listed as absent.

The resolution's text as presented awards the sewer-line contract to Dark Horse for the route described in the agenda item; the transcript of the minutes does not specify contract value, timeline, funding source or additional terms. Those details were not specified in the meeting record. The council concluded its business and adjourned at 6:43 p.m. after a motion to adjourn by Taft Dillashaw, seconded by Greg Brown, which passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.

Next steps for the contract award — including the effective contract execution date, project schedule, and funding source — were not specified in the minutes on the record.