Increase environmental consulting contract by $750,000 for Point Molate development
In Plain English
The city hired Analytical Environmental Services to review environmental issues at Point Molate, the former naval fuel depot being developed into housing and retail. The original contract ran out of money faster than expected. If approved, the contract limit increases by $750,000 to continue environmental reviews required before construction can begin.
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Votes
Motion to approve contract amendment with AES
4 to 1
Why This Vote Matters
The city approved spending an additional $750,000 to continue environmental reviews at Point Molate, the former naval fuel depot being developed into housing and retail. The original contract with Analytical Environmental Services ran out of money faster than expected, and these reviews must be completed before construction can begin. The council approved the contract amendment in a 4-1 vote, with Councilmember Willis dissenting and two members absent. This administrative decision keeps the environmental review process on track for the major development project.
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