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Norton Shores council approves minutes, consent agenda and two paving contracts totaling about $1.66 million
Summary
At its June 16 meeting, the Norton Shores City Council unanimously approved minutes and a consent agenda, and awarded two paving contracts — $376,956.20 to Gallagher Asphalt Corporation and $1,279,519.05 to Michigan Paving & Materials Co.; the council also approved a land division. All motions carried unanimously.
The Norton Shores City Council met June 16 at the Norton Shores Branch Library and unanimously approved minutes from its June 2 meeting, a consent agenda including department reports and an RFP for a customized government app, and multiple procurement and land-use items.
Council Member Jurkas moved to approve the minutes from June 2, a motion supported by Council Member Fisher and recorded as carried unanimously. Council Member Kasher moved to approve the Consent Agenda — which included Police, Fire, Public Works and Administrative Services reports, a Request for Proposals for a customized government app, and the MERS 457 Deferred Compensation Plan Agreement — a motion supported by Council Member Sowa and carried unanimously.
The council awarded two major pavement contracts for the 2026 (FY 2027) program. Council Member Hylland moved to award the Hot-in-Place Pavement Recycling contract to Gallagher Asphalt Corporation of Thornton, Illinois, at a cost of $376,956.20; Council Member Jurkas supported the motion and it carried unanimously. Council Member Jurkas moved to award the HMA Milling, Overlay and Resurfacing contract to Michigan Paving & Materials Co. of Comstock Park, Michigan, at a cost of $1,279,519.05; Council Member Kasher supported the motion and it carried unanimously.
Council Member Hylland also moved to approve a land division for property at 2973 Valk Street to allow creation of three new parcels; Council Member Jurkas supported that motion and it carried unanimously.
The minutes state motions and seconds for each item and record the outcomes as unanimous; the minutes do not list individual roll-call vote counts. The meeting adjourned at 6:02 p.m.
