MONROE - In a meeting Monday, the City of Monroe Board of Public Works:
- Denied a revised sign location permit agreement with Monroe Clinic. The clinic was seeking to relocate two signs.
- Approved bills from MSA Professional Services for $435 for 21st Street water quality pond design; from the State of Wisconsin for $56,900 for 8th/9th street reconstruction and for $19,600 for 9th Street; and from Whitney Tree Service for $4,470 for tree removal and trimming.
- Accepted bids and awarded contracts for the Lakeside Heights project to Iverson Construction, LLC, Cottage Grove, for underground pipeline reconstruction at $588,900; and to E&N Hughes, Company, Inc., Monroe, for street reconstruction at $338,300; and for sewage pumping station reconstruction at $265,800.
- Accepted quotes and authorized hiring Terra Contracting, LLC to perform sewer televising, 10,000 linear feet, and root foaming services, 5,000 linear feet, at $12,100.
- Accepted quotes and authorized hiring Irv's Masonry for Senior Center masonry work at $7,300. The cost will be paid from the center's remaining fund of a 2005 capital campaign.
- Postponed discussion and action on hiring a consulting firm to evaluate the downtown parking ramp, pending quote adjustments.
- Approved the city hauling about 8,000 pounds of mixed recycling to the Green County transfer station to allow the station to determine whether co-mingled recycling would be cost effective. The station currently accepts only separated recycling. Randy Thompson, Green County transfer station manager, said the station needs the co-mingled recycling to help recalculate handling and shipping costs. The city will pay the cost of hauling the recycling to the Green County transfer station.
Vice-President Michael Boyce was absent.
- Tere Dunlap
- Denied a revised sign location permit agreement with Monroe Clinic. The clinic was seeking to relocate two signs.
- Approved bills from MSA Professional Services for $435 for 21st Street water quality pond design; from the State of Wisconsin for $56,900 for 8th/9th street reconstruction and for $19,600 for 9th Street; and from Whitney Tree Service for $4,470 for tree removal and trimming.
- Accepted bids and awarded contracts for the Lakeside Heights project to Iverson Construction, LLC, Cottage Grove, for underground pipeline reconstruction at $588,900; and to E&N Hughes, Company, Inc., Monroe, for street reconstruction at $338,300; and for sewage pumping station reconstruction at $265,800.
- Accepted quotes and authorized hiring Terra Contracting, LLC to perform sewer televising, 10,000 linear feet, and root foaming services, 5,000 linear feet, at $12,100.
- Accepted quotes and authorized hiring Irv's Masonry for Senior Center masonry work at $7,300. The cost will be paid from the center's remaining fund of a 2005 capital campaign.
- Postponed discussion and action on hiring a consulting firm to evaluate the downtown parking ramp, pending quote adjustments.
- Approved the city hauling about 8,000 pounds of mixed recycling to the Green County transfer station to allow the station to determine whether co-mingled recycling would be cost effective. The station currently accepts only separated recycling. Randy Thompson, Green County transfer station manager, said the station needs the co-mingled recycling to help recalculate handling and shipping costs. The city will pay the cost of hauling the recycling to the Green County transfer station.
Vice-President Michael Boyce was absent.
- Tere Dunlap