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Palmyra council selects Klingner & Associates to design South Main sidewalk project
Summary
The Palmyra City Council unanimously approved Klingner & Associates to design and oversee sidewalk replacements on the west side of South Main (100–300 blocks) under a MoDOT TAP grant.
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The Palmyra City Council unanimously approved Klingner & Associates to design and oversee a MoDOT Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) sidewalk replacement project for the west side of South Main, covering the 100, 200 and 300 blocks.
Council Member Zach Jones moved to select Klingner & Associates; Council Member Brock Fahy seconded and the roll call vote was Ayes: Thomas, Fahy, Jones, Bland, Thornburg and Meyers, Nays: None. Council Member Rex Thomas thanked Alexia Gonzalez from MECO for the grant submission and for attending council meetings in support of the project.
The project is described in the council discussion as being partially funded by a MoDOT TAP grant. No project cost or engineering contract amount was stated in the minutes; design selection was the item before the council. The council’s decision authorizes the city to proceed with Klingner & Associates as the engineering firm to design and oversee the sidewalk work.
Next steps noted at the meeting included moving forward with the engineering contracting process and coordinating with MECO and MoDOT grant requirements. The council did not record a timeline or final construction budget in the minutes.
