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Council moves to award state-funded paving contract to DC Construction Services
Summary
Council members moved to award a Community Crossing (CCMG) paving contract to DC Construction Services to repave four town streets; the project is roughly 80% funded by NDOT and 20% by the town, with total NDOT support described as about $160,000 and the town match near $40,000.
Council member (speaker 4) moved to award the Community Crossing Match Grant (CCMG) paving contract to DC Construction Services after describing how the town successfully bid for leftover statewide CCMG funds. "It's 80% funded by NDOT and 20% by the town," the council member said, and told the council the award would cover four streets including Andy Rogers' Way, Oak Run Drive, Hillside Drive (Parkport/Parkview) and a short segment of Johnson Street from Molly's Lane to Guild Street.
Staff said the grant will cover the majority of costs, with NDOT funds described as roughly $160,000 and the town's share as the remainder (about $40,000). The council discussed curb ramp replacements, fabric and asphalt overlay as part of the work and the goal of completing the projects during peak season. A formal motion to award the contract to DC Construction Services was made (speaker 4). The transcript does not contain a full roll-call vote tally for the award; minutes should be checked for the recorded vote and contract amount before contract execution.
