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Lowry City sets two-week storm debris pickup cutoff, solicits bids to remove easement tree
Summary
Public Works Superintendent Josh Muller told the board city crews finished storm clean-up and the city will stop routine storm debris pickup two weeks after a storm (with special conditions for elderly or disabled residents); the board also agreed to solicit bids to remove a tree on a city easement with sealed bids due July 15 at 3 p.m.
Public Works Superintendent Josh Muller reported to the Lowry City Board of Aldermen on June 17 that city workers had completed clean-up from a recent storm and that the city will stop routine storm debris pickup two weeks after a storm. Muller said special pickup conditions will apply for elderly or disabled residents and that residents may use the lagoon during business hours Monday through Friday or arrange access through city hall for other times.
Muller added that city crews have ordered parts for a mower and the dump truck. He also identified a tree on a city easement at Lucas and Burdette Streets next to 302 E Fourth Street that needs removal. The board agreed to place the tree removal job out for bids; bids must be received at City Hall by July 15 at 3 p.m. and may be mailed, faxed, emailed or turned in at City Hall. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
The action establishes the procurement timetable and clarifies routine debris pickup limits; the minutes state no additional funding or contractor names were specified.
