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Council agrees to split hydrant‑move costs after Twedt bid

Montrose City Council · March 11, 2025
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Summary

Citizen Meland requested the city move a hydrant on Michael Circle to allow a house move; council reviewed a Twedt Construction bid ($9,792 + $2,500 valve work reported earlier) and later approved splitting the billed cost (minutes record Action 25-041 and list a Twedt charge of $7,396 to split).

Citizen Meland asked the council to move a fire hydrant located in the city right-of-way at 1413 Michael Circle so a home could be moved onto the property. The council reviewed Twedt Construction estimates (minutes reference a $9,792 bid plus an additional $2,500 for a valve addition) and information from Southeastern Electric about relocating services. The council discussed potential special assessments, required moving and building permits, and agreed to share costs with the property owner.

At Action 25-041 the council voted to split the cost with citizen Meland for the Twedt construction charge listed in the action as $7,396; the motion passed unanimously. The minutes record that Twedt will bill the city separately from the property owner; Meland agreed to pay the owner-share listed in the minutes.