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Redington Shores approves consultant contract to advance utility undergrounding project
Summary
The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a consultant contract to move the town's utility undergrounding project forward, which Mayor Lisa Hendrickson described as a top priority for the commission.
The Town of Redington Shores Board of Commissioners on Aug. 14 unanimously approved a consultant contract to advance a utility undergrounding project.
Administrator McGlothlin presented an updated consultant contract for the project. Commissioner Tom Kapper moved to approve the contract and Vice Mayor Commissioner Licata seconded; the motion passed with a unanimous vote.
Mayor Lisa Hendrickson said the work is “a top priority of the Commission, and it is essential to move this project forward.” The board did not set a separate timeline in the meeting minutes; staff will proceed under the terms of the approved consultant contract and any procurement milestones identified by the administrator.
The approval follows staff presentation of the contract terms and aligns with earlier procurement activity mentioned in the meeting. Fire Chief Clint Belk noted an RFQ for the town’s Redington station is scheduled to close next week, signaling additional near‑term procurement activity for emergency services support.
The board’s vote was recorded as unanimous.
