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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Emergency Demolition Contract for 24 Sites
Record date · March 20, 2017
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What This Bill Does
This resolution authorizes a $111,400 contract with GLO Wrecking Co. to perform services at 24 designated sites. The project is funded entirely by the city and was referred to the Public Health & Safety Standing Committee.
The city is spending $111,400 in public funds to demolish 24 structures deemed to require emergency action, which directly impacts the physical landscape and safety of those specific locations.
Who It Affects
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GLO Wrecking Co.
The company is the designated contractor for the demolition project.
Housing and Revitalization Department
The department is responsible for managing the contract and the demolition process.
Key Facts
- The city is authorizing a contract for emergency demolition services at 24 sites.
- The total cost of the contract is $111,400.00.
- The contract is funded 100% by the city.
- The contractor is GLO Wrecking Co., located at 679 Kimberly St., Birmingham, MI 48009.
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- The contract is a one-time purchase agreement.
- The resolution was referred to the Public Health & Safety Standing Committee on March 20, 2017.
- The resolution was introduced on May 5, 2017.
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Referral Date Discrepancy
The resolution was referred to the committee on 3-20-17, but the document was introduced on 5-5-17, suggesting a delay between the initial referral and formal introduction.
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