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Council approves sequence of striping maintenance contracts and budget amendments
Summary
MandevilleCity Council adopted multiple actions related to the 2022 Striping Maintenance contract, including Substantial Completion of Task Order No. 5 and budget and capital ordinance amendments (Ordinances 26-04 and 26-06) and a resolution authorizing an amendment to the contract.
The Mandeville City Council on Feb. 26 approved a series of actions tied to the city's 2022 Striping Maintenance program, moving both contractual and budget changes through unanimous votes.
On the consent agenda, the council approved Substantial Completion of Task Order No. 5 for the 2022 Striping Maintenance Contract; the consent motion was made by Councilman Kevin Vogeltanz, seconded by Councilman Scott Discon and approved by all. Council later approved Resolution 26-05 authorizing the mayor to execute Amendment No.1 to the 2022 contract between the city and Pavement Markings, LLC.
Council also adopted Ordinance 26-04 (an amendment to the operating budget, described as Amendment No.2 to Ordinance 25-25) and Ordinance 26-06 (an amendment to the capital budget, Amendment No.2 to Ordinance 25-26) to account for striping maintenance funding. Both ordinances were adopted by 5-0 votes after motions by council members Scott Discon and Cynthia Strong-Thompson and seconds noted in the record.
The meeting minutes record the actions and votes but do not provide a detailed funding breakdown or contract amendment text in the transcript. City staff present for the meeting included Keith LaGrange, Public Works Director, and Buster Lyons of Digital Engineering; the council did not record further discussion or public comment on the striping items during the meeting.
