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AI Summary
Using city funds, this amendment increases the contract with Magna Consulting & Design by $120,000, bringing the total to $588,678. This project aims to convert overhead utility lines to underground on La Peer Drive and Almont Drive, enhancing the area's aesthetics and potentially increasing property values. Residents in these areas may experience temporary construction disruptions but will benefit from improved infrastructure and reduced visual clutter.
Vote result: Passed 5-0
How does this affect you?
For residents living on or near La Peer Drive and Almont Drive, this project will involve construction activities as utility lines are moved underground. This could mean temporary road closures or detours, noise, and dust. However, once completed, the area will have a cleaner look without overhead wires, which can enhance property values and reduce maintenance issues related to overhead lines.
Fiscal impact
$120,000 increase in contract amount
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