Approve $425,000 emergency contracts for Parr Canal cleanup and decontamination
$425,000 total
Resolution 64-21
In Plain English
Parr Canal and the connected storm drains need immediate cleanup due to contamination. The city declared an emergency to skip normal bidding rules and hire contractors quickly. If approved, the city spends $425,000 to remove contaminated materials and make the waterway safe.
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