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Byron council accepts two bid items for emergency sewer project and authorizes contract signer

Byron town council · September 26, 2024
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Summary

At a Sept. 26, 2024 work meeting, the Byron town council approved accepting Bid Item #1 and Bid Item #3 for an emergency sewer project and authorized Mayer Clark to sign contracts and related documents for the project. The meeting adjourned at 3:05 P.M.

Byron — At a Sept. 26, 2024 work meeting at the Byron Town Complex, the Byron town council approved accepting Bid Item #1 and Bid Item #3 for an emergency sewer project and authorized Mayer Clark to sign any contracts or documentation related to the project.

The council moved quickly through the agenda. Councilman Richard Horton moved to accept Bid Item #1 and Bid Item #3; Councilman Brandon Hessenthaler seconded the motion, which the council approved. The transcript records the action as "motion carried" but does not provide a vote tally.

Councilman Shae Abraham then moved to authorize Mayer Clark to sign any contracts or other documentation related to the emergency sewer project. Councilman Horton seconded that motion; the council again recorded the outcome as "motion carried." The transcript does not state Mayer Clark’s position or affiliation; the council’s action delegated contract-signing authority to that individual.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn. Councilman Brandon Hessenthaler moved to adjourn at 3:05 P.M., Councilman Shae Abraham seconded, and the motion carried.

Next steps noted in the meeting record: Bid Items #1 and #3 were accepted and a designated signer was authorized to execute contracts. The transcript does not include contract amounts, specific vendors tied to the bid items, a schedule for work, or an itemized vote count; those details were not specified and would appear in subsequent contract documents or meeting records if recorded later.