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Coldwater board approves $571,075 utility share for Pearl Street project
Summary
The Coldwater Board of Public Utilities approved staff's recommendation to fund the utility's $571,075 portion of the Pearl Street corridor reconstruction and utility upgrades after hearing bid and scope details from staff.
The Coldwater Board of Public Utilities on voice vote approved paying $571,075 toward utility infrastructure improvements on the Pearl Street corridor, board members said at the meeting.
Brian, a CBPU staff member, told the board the road reconstruction contract covers East Pearl Street (from the ZIP division to Sprague), West Pearl Street (South Clay to Fremont) and South Hudson (between U.S. 12 and Pearl). The project includes replacement of some 4-inch water mains, select lead-service replacements, stormwater work and sewer improvements. Bids were opened June 4; the transcript names the low bidder as "Hunter Prowl" in one place and "Hunter Prell" in another. The city council awarded the base construction contract on June 22 for $2,890,349.90, and staff recommended CBPU approve its share of $571,075.00 to the contractor.
Board members moved and approved the staff recommendation by voice vote. The transcript records an affirmative voice vote and the chair declared the motion passed; no roll-call tally was provided in the record.
The board did not raise further questions during the presentation, and Brian said staff would proceed with the approved funding share.
The board approved the funding at the meeting and the project will proceed under the contract awarded by the city council.
