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Village Accepts $2.5M South End Bid, Passes Noise Law Changes

By ERIC SANTOMAURO-STENZEL
COOPERSTOWN

The Village of Cooperstown Board of Trustees passed changes to its noise law focused on setting limits on mechanical noise and approved a mutual aid agreement with the Otsego County Sheriff’s Office at their regular meeting on Monday, February 23. The board also accepted a $2.5 million bid from Anjo Construction, LTD to complete the first phase of the South End project.

The bid was the second lowest, and was recommended to be accepted by the village’s contracted engineering firm, Herrmann Engineering, PLLC.

“In summary, Anjo Construction, LTD has completed similar type and scale projects in the past, including two sewer projects in the Village of Cooperstown from our design team, and are fully capable of completing this project in accordance with all contract documentation,” the firm advised in a letter to village officials.

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