Accept completed $3.9 million street repaving project by Bay Cities Paving
In Plain English
Bay Cities Paving finished repaving city streets under a 2008 contract. The company completed the work for $3.9 million. City council must formally accept the finished project before final payment.
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Votes
Accept the work completed
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously accepted Bay Cities Paving's completion of a $3.9 million street repaving project from 2008. This routine administrative step allows the city to make final payment to the contractor now that the work has been finished. The vote clears the way for the city to close out this multi-year infrastructure project. Council member Lopez was absent from the meeting.
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