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Council approves $215,310 design agreement with Prism Land for 272nd/76th water main project

Stanwood City Council · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized a professional services agreement with Prism Land for engineering design of interconnected water main replacements on 272nd and 76th, not to exceed $215,310; construction is planned for next year contingent on budget allocations.

City engineer Al Litton described two interconnected waterline replacement projects — on 72nd and 76th — to replace aging AC mains with modern C900 pipe. He said the projects were combined to gain design economies of scale and that design funds are budgeted this year, with construction slated for next year subject to budget approval.

Litton said the combined design/construction scope totals approximately $300,000 and that "Our scope... is $215,000" for the city’s portion of design work. Council then moved to authorize the mayor to sign a professional services agreement with Prism Land not to exceed $215,310 for the 272nd/76th water main replacement project. The motion was seconded and passed unanimously.

Council members asked clarifying questions about mapping and whether water mains run under private parcels; Litton said mains in this area are generally located in the road and that mapping remains under QA/QC. Staff flagged the project as straightforward but noted the need to finalize budget details for construction next year.