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Council awards water system improvement contract over 5–2 vote after failed contingency amendment
Summary
Cascade Locks council approved a water system improvement contract 5–2 after an amendment by Councilmember Seeger to add a 10% contingency failed for lack of a second. Yeas: Cramblett, Keilman, Pruit, Happy and Mayor Wood; Nays: Seeger and Price.
The Cascade Locks City Council voted 5–2 to award the water system improvement contract on June 22. Councilmember Pruit moved to approve the contract and Councilmember Seeger seconded the motion; the award passed with Councilmembers Cramblett, Keilman, Pruit, Happy and Mayor Wood voting in favor and Councilmembers Seeger and Price opposed.
Councilmember Seeger proposed an amendment to add a 10% contingency to the award; that amendment “died for lack of a second,” according to the meeting record, and the original motion proceeded to a vote. The transcript records the motion text and vote tally but does not include additional discussion or contractor details in the provided segments.
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