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Cedar Park council approves consent agenda including contracts for studies, security and construction inspection

City of Cedar Park City Council · October 24, 2024
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Summary

The City Council approved a consent agenda covering minutes, speed-limit ordinance second reading and multiple professional services and contract resolutions — including an $86,050 impact-fee study and a $135,421.61-per-year managed security service — by a 6-0 vote with one member absent.

The Cedar Park City Council approved its consent agenda Oct. 24, adopting routine minutes, advancing a speed-limit ordinance on multiple corridors and authorizing a series of professional services and contract agreements.

Items approved under the consent agenda included the second reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 17 (speed limits) and several resolutions authorizing professional and construction services: a Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Study update with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for $86,050 (Resolution R006.24.10.24.F1); third-party engineering services with EDGE Engineering not to exceed $60,000 (R007.24.10.24.F2); construction inspection services with Dial Development Services, Ltd. not to exceed $255,000 (R008.24.10.24.F3); a janitorial contract amendment of $112,000 (R010.24.10.24.F5); and a Rapid7 managed security services agreement in an amount not to exceed $135,421.61 per year for 36 months (R012.24.10.24.F7). Council also approved two license agreements for right-of-way improvements on Anderson Mill Road.

Mayor Pro Tem Anne Duffy moved to approve the entire consent agenda; Councilmember Bobbi Hutchinson seconded and the motion passed 6-0 with Councilmember Heather Jefts absent. The ordinance is recorded as CO04.24.10.24.E1 and the resolutions carry the numbers noted above.