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Ridgetop approves $428,000 Shedden Road bridge contract and several local bids
Summary
The Ridgetop Board of Aldermen on Aug. 20 approved multiple purchases and contracts, including L & G Construction Company's $428,198.90 bid for the Shedden Road bridge, Top Rail Fence for Ridgetop Station Park, Cedar Ridge Services for Red Oak Court drainage, a $33,000 ARPA planning proposal with FoxPE and turnout gear from NAFECO; workshop was scheduled for Sept. 16, 2024.
The Ridgetop Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday to award several contracts and purchase approvals, including a $428,198.90 contract for the Shedden Road bridge and procurement of park, drainage and safety equipment.
Vice Mayor Senft moved and Alderman Martin seconded approval of L & G Construction Company's $428,198.90 bid for the Shedden Road bridge; council recorded the motion as carried with all voting aye. The bridge was described in the meeting as a capital outlay priority following an earlier notation that some street projects were deferred for lack of funds.
Council also approved a Top Rail Fence bid of $17,900 for a fence at Ridgetop Station Park (motion by Alderman Harrison, seconded by Alderman Martin) and approved Cedar Ridge Services' $16,995 bid for a French drain at Red Oak Court (motion by Vice Mayor Senft, seconded by Alderman Martin). Alderman Gregory moved and Alderman Harrison seconded acceptance of NAFECO's $3,950 bid to purchase two sets of turnout gear; the transcript does not specify whether the $3,950 is per set or the total price.
On administrative contracting, the board accepted a proposal for TDEC ARPA Asset Management Planning with FoxPE not to exceed $33,000 (moved by Alderman Harrison, seconded by Vice Mayor Senft). The motion carried as recorded in the minutes with "Voting Aye: All." The transcript identifies FoxPE and TDEC ARPA planning by name but does not include the contract document or further budget coding in the recorded segments.
Council briefly discussed gas-valve repairs discovered during replacement work and noted additional, unspecified repair costs above the original estimate. The council also discussed a proposal from Jonathan Frank to draw plans for future city hall construction; no contract award or dollar amount was recorded for the city hall drawings in the transcript.
Alderman Harrison moved to schedule a city workshop on Sept. 16, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.; Alderman Gregory seconded and the motion carried. The meeting adjourned after a motion by Alderman Harrison and second by Alderman Martin.
