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Council approves ARPA-funded Olson Lane lift station and multiple contracts

Pasadena City Council · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The council approved final readings for multiple ordinances including a $3,664,847.71 appropriation from American Rescue Plan Act funds for the Olson Lane and Pasadena Boulevard lift-station projects and several equipment and service contracts.

The Pasadena City Council voted to approve a package of final-reading ordinances that included infrastructure contracts and equipment purchases.

City Secretary read Ordinance 20 26 1 24, which authorizes contracts for the Olson Lane Lift Station and Pasadena Boulevard lift station projects, with a "total appropriation of $3,664,847.71 from the American Rescue Plan Act" and the system CIP fund. Council then approved a slate of purchases and contracts, including 200 Neptune meters ($221,519.85), material-testing services for the Golden Acres wastewater treatment plant ($31,250), and Motorola radio systems and handheld radios for police and public-safety use.

Councilman Stein moved to approve the ordinances; Councilman Fuschler seconded. After a brief call for discussion, members voted 'Aye' and the motions carried. The approvals enable project implementation and equipment procurement described in the ordinance readings.