Extend building inspection contracts with consultant firms through 2025
$750,000 per firm
Resolution 127-20
In Plain English
The city uses outside consultants to review building plans and inspect construction when city staff is unavailable. Current contracts with multiple firms expire in December 2023. If approved, the city extends these contracts for 2 more years, allowing up to $750,000 spending per firm.
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