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Lockport council authorizes Church Street outfall capital project and approves multiple contracts
Summary
At its July 16 meeting the Town of Lockport council unanimously authorized the mayor to sign documents for the Capital Outlay 24-25 Church Street Outfall Project, approved several maintenance and grant agreements, and contracted for the town audit; all motions carried unanimously.
The Town of Lockport Mayor and Town Council unanimously authorized the mayor to sign and execute documents for Capital Outlay 24-25 Church Street Outfall Project #50-MG9-24-01 and approved several contracts and grant amendments at their July 16 regular meeting.
Councilman Tyler Detillier moved to add authorization for the Church Street Outfall project to the agenda; Councilman Rodney Hartman seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Councilwoman Bobbie Galjour then moved to authorize the mayor to sign the CEA; Councilman Ernest Boudreaux seconded and the motion carried.
The council also authorized the mayor to sign master service agreements with Compliance EnviroSystems, LLC for sewer and storm drain cleaning and evaluation services; to sign a generator maintenance contract with Down South Electric and A/C, LLC; and to sign an amendment and supplement letter of agreement for Hurricane Ida Fund Grants. Council later authorized the mayor to sign a contract with Martin and Pellegrin, LLC to perform the town's annual audit. All motions were seconded and carried unanimously.
In other routine business the council approved the minutes from the June 6, 2024 regular meeting, accepted the budget-to-actual financial statements for the month ending June 30, 2024, and accepted the police department activity report after motions and seconding by council members; each item carried unanimously.
Several procedural items also passed. The council voted to call public hearings to discuss the council’s salary and to consider mobile vendor requirements. With no further business the council adjourned; the next regular meeting is scheduled for Aug. 20, 2024.
The meeting record shows unanimous approval on the listed authorizations and routine items; individual votes were recorded as "carried unanimously." Specific dollar amounts, contract details and grant funding breakdowns were not specified in the meeting transcript.
