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Lone Oak approves phase three of road improvements and authorizes invoices for materials and valve replacement

Lone Oak City Council · August 13, 2024
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Summary

Council approved phase three of a multi-phase road improvement plan and passed payments including $3,911.04 to Acrosa for Wallace Street materials and $4,771.77 to Apsco for a new water storage-tank control valve; motions passed unanimously.

Mayor Steve Forgy summarized a four-phase road improvement plan; phases one and two are complete and the council approved phase three work that includes grinding the top 2–3 inches of existing material, adding a reclaimed-asphalt layer, spreading, oiling and packing with a roller for selected hard-surface roads.

Councilmember Scott moved to approve phase three of the road improvements; the motion, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Williams, passed 5-0. Separately, the council approved an invoice to Apsco in the amount of $4,771.77 for a new control valve for the water storage tank (motion by Mayor Pro-Tem Williams, second Councilmember Scott) and a $3,911.04 invoice to Acrosa for materials for Wallace Street improvements (motion by Councilmember Owen, second Councilmember Hogue); both invoices passed 5-0.

Council discussion and the minutes record contractors and procedural steps but do not include a detailed construction schedule in the minutes. The phase-three approval and material invoices move the city's road maintenance plan forward for the upcoming months.