July 10 saw the briefest City Council meeting in known history, lasting all of four minutes.
Maintenance Services Manager Steve Jackson rang the old bell, signaling the beginning of the
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July 10 saw the briefest City Council meeting in known history, lasting all of four minutes.
Maintenance Services Manager Steve Jackson rang the old bell, signaling the beginning of the meeting.
The minutes from June 26, 2024, were approved with all in favor.
Resolutions 66 and 67, concerning temporary construction easements, were continued until the next meeting on July 24, leaving Resolution 65 as the only Action Item.
Resolution 65-2024, A Resolution Approving the Trade Contractor Agreement with Nunez Asphalt, Concrete & Trucking, Inc. for the Annual Curb and Gutter Concrete Repair Project in an Amount Not to Exceed $84,082.77 was presented to the Council.
Staff had solicited proposals from three contractors for the annual curb and gutter concrete repair project. The work will include approximately 1,400 feet of curb and gutter, approximately 500 square feet of flatwork, and one storm sewer inlet top. The repairs are primarily along Main Street.
Proposals were received from:
• Nunez Asphalt, Concrete & Trucking Inc. $84,082.77
• Concrete & Asphalt 4 Colorado, Inc $91,295
• Andraos Construction, LLC $111,808
The staff recommended Nunez Asphalt, Concrete & Trucking, Inc. With little discussion, the resolution was unanimously approved.
City Attorney Scott Hoffman announced there would be no Executive Session and Mayor David Spellman adjourned the meeting at 3:04 p.m.
The next regular meeting of the Black Hawk City Council is scheduled for July 24, 2024, at 3 p.m. in the Council Chambers located at 211 Church Street, Black Hawk, Colorado.