Council authorizes new quotes and low-bid approval to replace Oak Road fire hydrant
Summary
The City of Jenkinsburg voted unanimously on June 22 to solicit another quote to replace the Oak Road fire hydrant and to approve the lowest bid once received; the motion was made by Jason Watts and seconded by Gary Brown.
Council considered an infrastructure maintenance item concerning a fire hydrant on Oak Road. Mayor Pro-Tem Jason Watts moved to request another quote to replace the fire hydrant and to approve the lowest bid; the motion was seconded by Gary Brown and passed with all council members recorded as voting aye.
The minutes do not include a cost estimate or contractor names. The council's action authorizes staff to solicit bids and accept the lowest qualified bid for the hydrant replacement, with implementation tasks assigned to Public Works.
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