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Consider a resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute Quantity Adjustment/Change Order No. 2 with Smith Contracting Co., Inc. for the Gattis School Road Improvements, Segment 6 Project.

Resolution Agenda Ready Introduced September 28, 2026

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amendment

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Committee
City Council
Requested by
Public Works
Introduced
September 28, 2026
On agenda
October 22, 2026

Where it was heard

City Council Oct 22, 2026

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