Mitchell – in addition to the first reading of a regulation on the limitation of the office hours for mayors and city council members and the first reading of a regulation, which will take into account the rental inspections, the city council of Mitchell, during the regular session on Monday, May 19, will also consider the approval of various city editions.
The city has open open contracts of $ 22.4 million, whereby according to the estimation report for May 19, 2.5 US dollars will be taken into account at the meeting on Monday.
Two expenses have to do with planning services, including 24,428 US dollars for the architecture company Shemmer for the Corn Palace Expansion Project and 10,981 USD to McLaury Engineering for Thirtenth Avenue and the Wisconsin Street Drainage Study.
The large ticket items include 1.64 million US dollars for John T. Jones Construction for the South Water Treatment Plant and 721,298 US dollars for Rice Lake West for the 2.5 million gallons above the ground storage and the pump station south of the city.
The Council will also be considered to approve a change order for Rice Lake West in the amount of $ 16,858 for an updated contract of $ 11.7 million. The overall project was budgeted on $ 16 million. This will be the fifth order order for this project.
Further city issues include 1,136 US dollars for Lake Mitchell Jetty, $ 45,565 for a dumper and $ 12,315 to Larry Jirsa for architectural services regarding a Fema -Tornado protection at Lake Mitchell Camping.
The 55,297 million gallons water in March and $ 64,268 for $ 48.32 million gallons for the month of April from Water District from Water District.
In addition, the Council will consider replacing the purchase of two 2025 Ford Interceptor SUVs for the Mitchell Police Department in order to replace two Dodge Durangos, which were damaged when pursuing $ 121,550, including the price and decay level and installation. Based on estimates The insurance cover, the police authority receives 86,500 US dollars and expects the city to pay the remaining 35,000 US dollars.
The meeting will also mark the first official meeting with all new audio and video equipment in the City Hall Council chambers, which the officials hope to improve the experiences of those who look at the City Board meetings online. The city has 115,000 US dollars for the project.
In 2025, until May 14th, the city had 3,081,530 US dollars from the various departments and companies in the various departments and companies in the city, according to the Mitchell City Finance Office department register.
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The City Council of Mitchell is also called up as an adaptation council to hear requests for Shayna Loeckers Family Residential Daycare in the 710 N. Kittridge St., an electronic messaging center in the first Presbyterian church 500 E. 5th Ave.
The Council will also hear an environmental member Mike Bathke's wife Pamela about land in West Eightth Avenue 1717. As part of a purchase contract, the real estate with plans for the construction of a shed that can affect the drainage in the region at the recent discussion at the meeting and the Zoning Commission.
A complete agenda can be read on the city's website.
The council meeting begins on Monday, May 19th, at 6 p.m. in 612 N. Main St.
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