Council Supports Budget
Posted: November 21, 2012 at 3:19 a.m.
City Council members decided Tuesday to wait another two weeks before approving a $134.9 million budget for 2013.
At A Glance
Council Action
Fayetteville’s City Council met Tuesday and approved:
-A $6.3 million contract with Emery Sapp and Sons of Columbia, Mo., for construction of a flyover bridge connecting northbound College Avenue with westbound lanes on the Fulbright Expressway.
-A $7.2 million contract with CH2M Hill, the company that operates Fayetteville’s two sewer treatment plants. The contract is an $568,000 increase from 2012, primarily for work associated with dredging Lake Sequoyah.
Source: Staff Report
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