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Council reviews one‑year on‑call archaeology services contract recommended by Historic Preservation Commission
Summary
Staff introduced a one‑year, on‑call umbrella contract to provide archaeological and historic‑preservation services; the Historic Preservation Commission recommended Archaeospatial Analytics as the preferred consultant and staff said individual projects under the umbrella would return to council for separate approval.
Staff presented a proposed one‑year, on‑call services contract to provide historic‑preservation support to the city’s Historic Preservation Commission. The contract would function as an umbrella agreement: individual projects identified by the HPC would be brought back to council for separate approval and the agreement sets hourly rates and a fee schedule for consultant work.
Allison Duncan, the HPC representative, told council the commission received six proposals for the request for qualifications and prioritized Archaeospatial Analytics. "Very pleased to recommend Archaeospatial Analytics," Duncan said, and she emphasized the commission’s intention to prioritize archaeological investigation as a foundation for future preservation work. Staff said the full contract packet (with detailed hourly schedules) was distributed at the meeting, and that council would see each project individually before any expenditure under the umbrella.
