Clay Bird Lane Bulletin

The Town is seeking a professional engineer to review plans, oversee excavation and disposal, sample soil, and certify a final report for removal of roughly 1,000 cubic yards of C&D fill from the berm at 121 Clay Bird Lane; proposals were due September 22, 2026.

The Town extended the Commercial Material Removal & Disposal RFP deadline to October 5, 2026, saying the NYSDEC work plan is still being completed, and revised the bidder information to about 1,400 cubic yards (roughly 1,540 tons).

The Town's second addendum to the Organic Material Removal & Disposal RFP clarifies that trucking is not subject to prevailing wage rates and notifies bidders of a planned two-week trucking shutdown while lead-affected berm material is removed; the bid deadline was not extended.

The Town's second addendum to the Commercial Material Removal & Disposal RFP adds a special notice that the project work plan must be approved by NYSDEC before work starts, revises the Information for Bidders, and attaches an additional soil sampling results table.

The Town's first addendum to the Organic Material Removal & Disposal RFP corrects bid errors, adds a performance bond exhibit, and extends the proposal deadline to August 31, 2026.

Town of Mount Pleasant is soliciting sealed proposals for removal and disposal of about 25,000 cubic yards of processed organic material at the Clay Bird Lane site.