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Council approves Gibson Thomas Engineering contract for Sixth Street Storm Water Project
Summary
Clymer Borough Council unanimously approved an engineering contract with Gibson Thomas Engineering for the Sixth Street Storm Water Project at its Dec. 18, 2024 special meeting. Council scheduled a Dec. 27 work session to discuss flood mitigation with Gibson Thomas representatives.
Clymer Borough Council voted to approve an engineering contract with Gibson Thomas Engineering for the Sixth Street Storm Water Project during its Dec. 18, 2024 special meeting. According to the minutes, "A Motion to Approve Engineering Contract with Gibson Thomas Engineering for the Sixth Street Storm Water Project" was made by Councilman John Buterbaugh and seconded by Councilman John Hughmanic; the minutes record that "the aye on the motion was unanimous" and the motion carried.
The minutes do not list contract dollar amounts, a contract number, or a project timeline. Council also scheduled a work session for Dec. 27, 2024 to discuss flood mitigation ideas with John Emerson and Doug Siler of Gibson Thomas Engineering, indicating the firm will be involved in early planning. No public comments or debate about the contract terms appear in the minutes.
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