On Tuesday, the city commission approved of a motion to extend the face mask mandate now through February 19th on a 3 to 2 vote. Commissioners Erickson and Bishop voted against the motion.
City Attorney Carl Martineck said the city commission will decide after February 19th whether they should lift or extend the face mask mandate.
The full presentation and exchange of comments from the city commission is available below.
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – A month ago, the Valley City Commission approved of hiring the engineering firms of KLJ and Moore for engineering and planning services under a three-year agreement.
On Tuesday, City Commissioner Mike Bishop made a motion to exclude the two city engineering firms hired by the city from bidding on city projects unless they resign.
For more details about the program contact the Valley City Area Chamber office at 845-1891.
The 3-month Cares Business Assistance Program will start in February. The Valley City Commission unanimously approved of the motion at their regular meeting on Tuesday, January 5th.
The full presentation before the commission is available below.
In a 3 to 2 vote, the commission approved of a three-year agreement with KLJ and Moore Engineering for engineering and planning services starting next year. Commissioners Bishop and Erickson voted against the motion on Tuesday, December 15th.
The full presentation and exchange of comments from the city commission concerning this agenda item are available here.
City Attorney Carl Martineck said the reason the City went through the Qualifications process for selecting an engineer was so that any work assigned to the contracted City Engineer for an eligible project would qualify for cost-share funds from the State Water Commission. The three-year term is the maximum allowed per State Water Commission policy before the City would be required to go through another selection process for a contracted City Engineer.