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Broken Bow council approves engineering agreements and testing for Eagle Crest Subdivision
Summary
The council approved two amendments to the Owner‑Engineer Agreement with JEO Consulting Group and a soil/compaction testing contract with Mid‑State Engineering to advance the Eagle Crest Subdivision’s district creation, assessments, electrical service and street‑lighting work.
The Broken Bow City Council on Tuesday approved a set of engineering actions to advance the Eagle Crest Subdivision.
Council members voted to adopt Amendment No. 2 to the Owner‑Engineer Agreement with JEO Consulting Group, which, according to Steve Parr, Principal of JEO, "will enable JEO to provide district creation, assessment documents and negotiate bids for the Eagle Crest Subdivision project." The motion to approve Amendment No. 2 was moved by Councilmember David Schmidt, seconded by Councilmember David Baltz and carried by a roll‑call vote of Schmidt, Baltz and Paul Holland voting aye.
The council also approved Amendment No. 3 to the Owner‑Engineer Agreement. Parr said Amendment No. 3 adds work on electrical service and street lighting for the subdivision. That motion was moved by Paul Holland, seconded by David Schmidt and passed unanimously among the members present.
Finally, the council approved an agreement with Mid‑State Engineering and Testing to provide soil and compaction testing for the Eagle Crest Subdivision. The testing contract, moved by Schmidt and seconded by Baltz, was approved by the council to ensure proper compaction documentation before roadway and utility construction proceeds.
No dollar amounts for the JEO amendments or the Mid‑State testing agreement were specified in the minutes; the council recorded the motions and unanimous roll‑call approval. Next procedural steps were not listed beyond the approvals recorded at the meeting.
The approval of the engineering scope and testing clears two administrative obstacles and formalizes technical work needed before the subdivision’s infrastructure work (streets, utilities and lighting) is bid and constructed.
