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Council approves four utility-relocation contracts for the City Hall site, each 4-1
Four consent items to remove and relocate gas, communication, power and City fiber lines for the future City Hall were removed from the consent agenda at Councilmember Cole Stanley's request and approved separately, each 4-1: Atmos Energy $74,317.00, AT&T $52,103.87, Xcel Energy $413,197.65 and Hard Rock Directional Drilling $123,988.00.[1][2]
Ginger NelsonFreda PowellEddy SauerHoward SmithCole StanleyJerry DanforthAtmos EnergyAT&TXcel Energy (Southwestern Public Service)Hard Rock Directional Drilling
What the sources say
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The March 22, 2022 agenda listed four consent items for the "future City Hall project," each with Facilities Director Jerry Danforth as contact: 2F, removing and relocating gas supply lines (Atmos Energy, $74,317.00); 2G, communication lines (AT&T, $52,103.87); 2H, power lines (Xcel Energy, $413,197.65); and 2I, City fiber and communication lines (Hard Rock Directional Drilling, $123,988.00). Together the four awards total $663,606.52. [2]
- Atmos
- $74,317
- Att
- $52,104
- Xcel
- $413,198
- Hard rock
- $123,988
- Total
- $663,607
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The transmittal memo for the Atmos Energy item describes moving underground gas lines out of the alley to underground service on the south and north sides of the project at 600 South Grant. [2]
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Councilmember Cole Stanley asked that items 2F, 2G, 2H and 2I be removed from the consent agenda for separate consideration. After City Manager Jared Miller gave an overview and Facilities Director Jerry Danforth answered questions, the council approved each item in a separate 4-1 vote: Mayor Ginger Nelson and Councilmembers Freda Powell, Eddy Sauer and Howard Smith voted yes, and Councilmember Stanley voted no. [1]