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Walcott Awards Crack-Sealing Contract, Council Considers Selling Old Machine
Summary
Council approved Manatts crack-sealing bids totaling $27,323.26 for Main Street/Sterling Drive and the Heritage Trail. Paul Stagg confirmed the city still owns an older crack-sealing machine; Councilmember Kirk Koberg suggested selling it if not needed.
The council approved crack-sealing bids from Manatts for multiple locations: Main Street (from Walcott Road to Memorial Road) and all of Sterling Drive for $21,323.26, and Heritage Trail work for $6,000.00 — a total of $27,323.26. Lisa Mengler moved the contract approvals and Bobbie Martinez seconded; the motion carried.
During the Public Works report Paul Stagg confirmed the city still owns an older crack-sealing machine. Councilmember Kirk Koberg asked whether the city planned to retain the equipment and suggested selling it if there is no future use; no formal decision on disposition was taken at the meeting.
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