Approve extra spending for Wall Avenue storm drain construction due to cost overruns
In Plain English
The city's storm drain project on Wall Avenue costs more than originally budgeted. Construction prices increased after the project started. If approved, the Successor Agency can spend additional money to complete the drainage improvements that prevent flooding in the area.
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Votes
To approve Resolution No. 18-4
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved additional funding to complete a storm drain project on Wall Avenue that went over budget due to rising construction costs. The drainage improvements are designed to prevent flooding in the area, though the exact amount of additional money needed was not specified. This decision allows the Successor Agency to spend beyond the original budget to finish the work that's already underway. The vote continues the council's strong pattern of support for infrastructure projects.
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