Project

Elevated Tower Repairs Project Encumbered

As stated 2026-02-10: Approve Task Order No. 2026-60 to Jacobs Engineering Inc. for Services During Construction for the Elevated Tower Repairs Project (Project DYET22) under Continuing Services Agreement RFQ-20-03-COC…

First cited 2026-02-10 · most recently cited 2026-02-10.

Allocated (sum of citations)
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0 citations
The allocated figure covers 0 citations, the encumbered 1 citation and the spent 0 citations, listed on this page. Not covered by the figures: amounts whose record names no project (listed on the Money page) and minutes the City has not posted.
1 citation is a Consent agenda item, approved with the Consent agenda in one motion.
Encumbered (committed, not reported paid)
$84,868
1 citation
Spent (sum of citations)
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0 citations
No citation is classed as a payment for this project, so no spent figure is counted; that is not a statement that nothing was spent. Does not cover: 1 encumbrance citation (classed as committed).

Encumbrances

Each row is a meeting where money for this project was described as committed but not yet paid out — escrowed, encumbered, obligated, or under an executed contract ("base contract", "change order", "task order").

  • $84,868
    2026-02-10 · Council
    $84,868 Approve Task Order No. 2026-60 to Jacobs Engineering Inc. for Services During Construction for the Elevated Tower Repairs Project (Project DYET22) under Continuing Services Agreement RFQ-20-03-COC, with a total amount not to exceed $84,868.
    Consent agenda item 9, approved with the Consent agenda
    fiscal period not recorded

Expenditures

No spending citations on this project appear in the archive yet. The committed amounts listed under Encumbrances above have not yet been reported as paid in any later meeting. As later meetings cite actual spending, those records will appear here.

Numbers are sums of the dollar amounts cited in the linked meetings. They do not reconcile against the city's general ledger. Use them as navigation into the public-meeting record, not as the city's official budget figures.