BOW Approves Seeking Bids For Second Phase Of Market Street Project
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Jennifer Peryam-jperyam@timesuniononline.com
Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety Monday approved advertising for the second phase of the Market Street project. The second phase includes paving Argonne Road and east of Bronson Street. The board also approved: • Opening bids for an alley drainage improvement project in the between Center and Main streets and between Buffalo and Indiana streets. This is for a structure to increase the available inlets in the alley to handle the flow coming off of rooftops. The board reviewed a $3,832 bid with Niblock Excavating that it will take under advisement. • Quotes for the demolition of 321 N. Buffalo St. with Gawthrop Excavating for $8,950 and 337 and 339 N. Buffalo St. for $7,000 with Gawthrop Excavating. • A $5,938.60 and $12,047.50 payment to A & Z Engineering for the Husky Trail road improvement project. • A $15,344 payment to Scearce-Rudisel Architects for city hall door replacement project. • Disposing of 302, 308 and 310 S. Buffalo St. • A $75,978.79 change order for the Warsaw Police Department parking lot repaving project. • A $30,000 agreement between Warsaw Police Department and Sun Guard for the records management server. • A $5,000 contract between KEMRAD and WPD for KEMRAD to provide traffic control services to direct traffic and provide radio communication for events in the city including parades, the fair, Warsaw Community High School basketball and football games, graduation, foot races and powerful failures and natural disasters. • Contracts with Pro Air Midwest Inc. and Warsaw Police Department for air tank maintenance for the dive team. • A 12-month lease agreement for $2,580 for a Chevrolet to be used for administrative purposes. • New hire salaries for Phillip Reed being promoted from patrolman to corporal at WPD with a $1,867.12 bi-weekly salary; and Zackery Swope at $15.22 an hour as street refuse collector.
