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Ordinance would authorize $184,050 design contract for Wadsworth SSO reduction project
Summary
Ordinance No. 26-015, sponsored by Council Member Chris Maxwell, would authorize the Director of Public Service to enter a professional engineering agreement for Phase 2 design of the 2026 Sanitary Sewer Overflow Reduction Project at a design cost of $184,050 and allow up to 20% in change orders; the transcript contains no recorded vote.
Wadsworth City Council placed Ordinance No. 26-015 on its Feb. 17, 2026 agenda. The ordinance, sponsored by Council Member Chris Maxwell, would authorize the Director of Public Service to enter into a professional engineering services agreement for design of Phase 2 of the Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) Reduction Project, referred to as the "2026 SSO Reduction Project." The ordinance text lists a total project design cost of $184,050.
The ordinance permits change orders if necessary so long as "the total financial obligation of the city pursuant to the contract including change orders does not exceed the awarded bid amount plus twenty percent of the awarded bid amount." The text also declares the measure an emergency "in order to expedite design of sanitary sewer repairs and associated work." The supplied material includes a certificate of publication signed by Julie Darlington, Clerk of Council, noting publication in the Medina Gazette and on an online public-notices site as required by state statute.
The transcript provides the ordinance language and certification but does not include a recorded council vote or discussion of alternate designs, funding sources, or a contract award. The Director of Public Service is identified in the ordinance text as the official authorized to sign the agreement, but no name for that director appears in the supplied material.
