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St. Clair adopts ordinance to replace city hall roof, approves $269,869.99 bid
Summary
The St. Clair Board of Aldermen approved an ordinance authorizing the mayor to contract for final sections of the City Hall roof; the city budgeted $270,000 and the approved quote is listed in the transcript as $269,869.99.
The St. Clair Board of Aldermen on Feb. 23 approved an ordinance authorizing the mayor to contract for replacement of the remaining sections of the City Hall roof covering the police department and council chambers.
Administrator Liy told the board the work covers sections labeled C and D, noting the previous roof lasted about 40 years and that the city budgeted $270,000 for the project. "The quote is just a little under that," Liy said, identifying the not-to-exceed amount in the transcript as $269,869.99 and recommending approval.
The board introduced Bill 2026-06 for first and second reading by title and, after a motion and second, approved the ordinance; the transcript records the bill becoming Ordinance 2256.
The approval authorizes the mayor to enter an agreement with the vendor named in the transcript (appears as "Trento" and elsewhere as "Treno" in the meeting record). The transcript contains inconsistent spellings for the vendor; the board record should be checked with city staff to confirm the vendor name and contract documents before execution.
No amendments or dissenting votes are recorded in the transcript excerpt. Next procedural steps are typical: finalize the contract, schedule work, and monitor project completion and budget compliance at future meetings.
