Hire Psomas Dodson for $300,000 stormwater scope study
In Plain English
The city needs to study its stormwater management systems and infrastructure. Psomas Dodson would conduct this assessment to identify problems and recommend improvements. If approved, the contract costs up to $300,000 and helps the city plan future stormwater projects.
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Votes
Approve the contract
FailedMoved to assume the contract of Psomas Dodson with the clarification of the language on the contract with Veolia and be certain that it meets the deadline so we allow for a sole source in order to meet the legal judgment that we've been given by the courts
FailedHave staff and Veolia discuss and come back to the Council on December 18, 2007, with recommendations
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