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Council advances multiple infrastructure and budget items in consent and committee actions
Summary
At the July 14 meeting the council introduced and passed several infrastructure and budget items, including a $557,700 pedestrian-bridge design contract, utility construction introductions, IT backup licenses, asphalt and concrete work orders, and multiple zoning map amendments.
The Fort Wayne Common Council moved a slate of routine and committee-backed measures on July 14, introducing public-works and utilities contracts and approving several items for passage.
Items included introduction of two Public Works contracts for asphalt crack sealing and concrete work (unit-price and totals noted), City Utilities introductions for a lifecycle management agreement ($3,940,524), sewer manhole rehab ($199,373.76) and Vesey Neighborhood stormwater improvements phase 2 ($730,848.25), and finance introductions including a budget-appropriation ordinance and IT backup and restore licenses with a not-to-exceed cost of $380,202.50. The council also approved professional services for the Pufferbelly Pedestrian Bridge at a value not to exceed $557,700, and later passed multiple regulations and zoning ordinances as presented by committee. "Total sum unit price of $66,950 with a not to exceed $225,000 total cost," one introduction noted for the asphalt crack-sealing work, signaling scope and budget constraints for upcoming projects.
