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Council authorizes $20,000 engineering agreement for pavement maintenance project
Summary
Talty authorized a $20,000 agreement with BGE for engineering and bid-phase services for the HMAC Pavement Maintenance Project as part of a long-range plan that recommends chip-seal treatments every seven to nine years for roads upgraded in 2017.
City Engineer Carl Krogness presented the HMAC Pavement Maintenance Project, describing a long-standing plan to apply chip-seal treatments to roadways upgraded in two phases in 2017. Krogness said the treatments are typically recommended every seven to nine years. The council approved an agreement with BGE to provide engineering and bid-phase services for $20,000; Judy Trevino moved to approve and the motion passed 3-0.
The minutes record the $20,000 engineering and bid-phase agreement as the first step toward implementing the chip-seal schedule on affected roadways. No further contract details or a construction schedule were recorded in the minutes; council action at the meeting authorized staff to proceed with the engineering services contract.
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