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Council unanimously approves liquor license, change orders and several lift‑station professional agreements
Summary
Mandeville City Council approved a liquor license for Carson’s Table, multiple change orders (including a $10,290 increase for lift station repairs and a $1,902.60 liner correction plus 60 days), and adopted four resolutions authorizing professional services agreements for lift station rehabilitation projects.
The Mandeville City Council on May 14 unanimously approved a liquor license for Carson’s Table, a set of contract change orders and four resolutions authorizing professional services agreements for multiple lift station rehabilitation projects.
Councilwoman Jill Lane moved to approve the liquor license for Carson’s Table; Councilman Kevin Vogeltanz seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The council then moved to take agenda items 3–6 in globo and approved them together.
Among the consent items the council approved: Change Order No. 2 for the Lift Stations A and 27 project, increasing that contract by $10,290.00 because of scope changes found during construction; Change Order No. 3 for the Antibes West Drainage Improvements, increasing the contract by $1,902.60 to obtain corrected liner sizes and adding 60 calendar days for procurement and installation; Change Order No. 4 to the 2024 Sewer and Water Maintenance Contract to add pay items X-003 and X-004 with no change to the maximum contract amount or time; and the Substantial Completion Certificate for the Harbor Gazebo Improvements project.
The council also adopted the following resolutions authorizing professional services agreements: Resolution 26-14 (Amendment No. 2 to the professional services agreement with Waggonner & Ball, Inc.), Resolution 26-15 (professional services agreement with MSMM Engineering, LLC for Lift Stations No. 45 and No. 49), Resolution 26-16 (professional services agreement with High Tide Consultants, LLC for Lift Stations Nos. 30 and 41) and Resolution 26-17 (professional services agreement with Linfield, Hunter & Junius, Inc. for Lift Stations Nos. 47 and 48). Motions to adopt those resolutions were made and seconded as recorded and each resolution was adopted by unanimous vote.
No public opposition, abstentions or roll-call vote tallies beyond "adopted by all" were recorded in the meeting minutes. The council adjourned at 6:43 p.m.
