Reduce contractor markup and extend wastewater treatment contract 5 years
In Plain English
Veolia operates the city's wastewater treatment plant under a contract that expires in May 2022. The company currently adds a 24% markup to capital projects like equipment upgrades. If approved, the markup drops to 16.5% and the contract extends to May 2027.
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Votes
Approved the amendment
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved a contract amendment with Veolia that will reduce costs for wastewater treatment plant upgrades while extending the company's operating contract through 2027. Under the new terms, Veolia's markup on capital projects like equipment upgrades drops from 24% to 16.5%, which should save the city money on future improvements to the treatment facility. The contract extension provides operational continuity for the plant that treats the city's wastewater. This continues the council's pattern of routinely approving contract modifications, with most members voting yes on contracts over 95% of the time.
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