Montrose City Council approves nearly $76,000 this week, considered project funding recommendations
November 01, 2021
City councilors approved a total of $75,900 by the end of the regular session on Tuesday, Oct. 5. City staff proposed a total of $762,983 during the Monday Oct. 4 work session. The following is a summary of the amounts recommended for approval at a later date and the amounts approved by Montrose City Council during its regular session.
Work session recommendations on Monday Oct. 4:
• Sanitary sewer cured-in-place pipe project contract award — $250,000.
Utilities Manager David Bries requested a contract award not to exceed $250,000 for the sanitary sewer cured-in-place pipe project contract bid award, a project focused on Townsend Avenue from Poplar Street to Main Street in preparation for the Colorado Department of Transportation’s planned resurfacing of Townsend Avenue over the next couple of years. Bries said that city utility crews conduct routine sewer line inspections to identify critical sewers that are candidates for Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP).