Seelyville weighs three annual HWC contracts worth almost $48,000 — no vote captured on the recording
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Town utility staff asked the council to approve a federally required ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) transition-plan update contract with engineering firm HWC, running 2026 through 2028, for $12,150 — approving it would also adopt a resolution naming the town's ADA coordinator, a role staff said is currently filled by the person presenting the report. 0:21:13 — open the recording, cued to 21 minutes 13 seconds
In the same report, staff described a 2027 Community Crossings Matching Grant (CCMG — a state program that helps pay for local road paving) administration agreement with HWC for $33,000, and a separate $2,600 planning-document update for 2026 whose exact name the recording does not make out clearly. 0:21:44 — open the recording, cued to 21 minutes 44 seconds
A council member said the ADA plan, the CCMG agreement, and the third contract would all need a vote. 0:22:56 — open the recording, cued to 22 minutes 56 seconds
More from the record
- Discussion wraps without a captured vote0:24:31 (24 minutes 31 seconds)
Outcome
No vote on any of the three contracts is captured in the recording; discussion moves on to other business without a recorded motion, second, or vote.
No vote on any of the three contracts is captured in the recording; discussion moves on to other business without a recorded motion, second, or vote. (24:31)
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