Approve $5.4 million sewer pipe repair contract
$5,441,812
In Plain English
The city's sewer system needs repairs to two miles of pipes. Veolia, the company that runs the system, would do the work. If approved, the project costs up to $5,441,812. This helps prevent sewage backups and overflows in your neighborhood.
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Votes
Approve consent calendar
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
City council members voted 6 to 1 to approve the consent calendar, which included a task authorization allowing Veolia to perform sewer rehabilitation work on about two miles of pipes. The project is authorized to cost up to $5,441,812 and is intended to help prevent sewage backups and overflows in neighborhoods. Councilmember Sue Wilson cast the sole dissenting vote; Councilmember Jamelia Brown was absent. The records provided do not show a separate final action on the underlying task authorization itself, only the approval of the consent calendar motion.
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