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The City Commission of Springfield, Ohio, convened on May 20, 2025, to address several key agenda items, focusing on infrastructure improvements and contract approvals.
The meeting began with a discussion regarding the renewal of a contract set to expire in July. This renewal will extend the agreement for an additional year, continuing the partnership with the same company involved in item number 179Dash19.
Next, the commission authorized the issuance of a purchase order for eight rotary vein pneumatic actuators from APA Incorporated, totaling $278,496. Service Director Chris Moore explained that these actuators are essential for the water treatment plant, specifically for draining waste from sand filters. The current actuators, installed in 1958, are being replaced, marking a significant upgrade for the facility.
The commission also approved a change order for a contract with 7 Brothers Painting Incorporated, reducing the total contract amount by $57,400, bringing it to $1,167,762. This adjustment was made possible due to cost savings from the painting of water storage tanks, which did not require certain mechanisms initially anticipated.
Further discussions included repairs to a bridge at the intersection of State Route 4 and Lagonda Avenue, with the Ohio Department of Transportation overseeing the project. The commission consented to the necessary agreements to facilitate these repairs.
Additionally, the commission authorized a federal local project agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation for safety improvements on State Route 4119.21, which includes a maximum funding of $200,000 for eligible costs, alongside a commitment of $330,382 in matching funds.
The meeting concluded with a series of votes on these items, all of which passed unanimously, reflecting the commission's commitment to enhancing the city's infrastructure and ensuring the efficient operation of essential services. The next steps will involve the execution of contracts and agreements as authorized during the meeting.
Converted from City Commission Meeting, May 20, 2025 meeting on May 22, 2025
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