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Elgin awards McClure and Shales Parkway resurfacing contracts, approves engineering services

Elgin City Council (Committee of the Whole) · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Council approved engineering agreements and awarded construction bids for McClure Avenue and Shales Parkway/Eastside Streets, funded with a mix of motor fuel tax and riverboat funds. Key amounts: McClure bid $2,994,911; Shales/Eastside $1,555,178; Fairgram engineering agreement $170,000 (estimate).

The committee approved multiple resurfacing projects and related construction‑engineering agreements on July 22. Council adopted an MFT resolution authorizing motor fuel tax funds for the Shales Parkway and Eastside Streets resurfacing project and approved engineering and construction contracts for two large 2026 resurfacing efforts.

Key actions included awarding the McClure Avenue 2026 resurfacing bid to Brothers Asphalt Paving, Inc. for $2,994,911 and awarding the Shales Parkway and Eastside Streets 2026 resurfacing construction bid to Ploti Construction for $1,555,178. Staff also presented a construction‑engineering agreement with Fairgram to oversee field inspection, contract administration and related services; staff characterized the Fairgram engineering amount as an estimate ($170,000) to be finalized in contract documents.

Council members asked how pavement-management priorities are set; staff said the system is a dated study being updated and that objective factors plus community input guide decisions (Walnut Avenue was advanced onto the list despite scheduled sewer work because of current pavement condition). The streetlight preservation program (Central Business District) was awarded to Muscat Painting and Decorating for $109,599. All motions passed on recorded roll calls.