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Tecumseh council authorizes SENDD contracts for Downtown Revitalization CDBG project
Summary
Council approved two professional service agreements with Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD): up to $25,000 for general administration and up to $5,000 for construction management (the latter contingent on state release and environmental clearance) for the Downtown Revitalization CDBG project (Contract No. 25DTR005).
The Tecumseh City Council on Jan. 5 authorized professional service agreements with the Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD) to support the city’s Downtown Revitalization Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) project (NDED Contract No. 25DTR005). The council approved a general administration agreement for up to $25,000 and separately approved a construction management agreement for up to $5,000 that is contingent on issuance of a Release of Funds and Environmental Clearance by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development (NDED).
The minutes record the items as: "Consider approval of a Professional Service Agreement for up to $25,000 with Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD) for General Administration services for the Downtown Revitalization CDBG project (NDED Contract No. 25DTR005)" and "Consider approval of a Professional Service Agreement for up to $5,000 with Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD) for Construction Management services for the Downtown Revitalization CDBG project (NDED Contract No. 25DTR005), and authorization for the Mayor to execute the agreement contingent upon issuance of Release of Funds & Environmental Clearance by NDED." Both motions were carried unanimously by the council.
The minutes do not list the detailed scope of work, schedule, or whether the agreements will be funded from local match, CDBG funds, or other sources; those details are not specified in the transcript and will be contained in the executed agreements and the NDED release documentation.
