City documented in $200,000 an acre "boondoggle" acquisition with local construction company

　
5. 8. - $702,000
　
Contract of Sale Resolution - Right-of-Way: Consider a resolution authorizing the Mayor to
execute a contract of sale by and between the City and (Hank)Daniel Construction Corporation for the
acquisition of approximately 3.44 acres for a new pump station (150,176 square feet) from land out of
Section 17, Block B, Lubbock County, Texas.
　　
5. 9. -$544,000
　
Contract Resolution - Public Works Engineering: Consider a resolution authorizing the Mayor to
execute a contract with Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc. (KHA) to provide environmental
assessment, planning, and design phase engineering services for thoroughfare improvements.
　　
5. 13. - $773,000+
　
Contract Resolution - Central Warehouse: Consider four resolutions authorizing the Mayor to
execute contract 11158 with Morrison Supply, contract with Western Industrial, contract with KW Sharp, and contract with Abercrombie Lumber for water inventory
items.
Staff　recommends　contract　award　to　the　lowest　bidders　meeting　specifications,
Morrison　Supply　of　Lubbock　for $410,781　as　listed　in　Exhibit　A　　
KW　Sharp　of　Lubbock　for　$213,211　as　listed　in　Exhibit　B,
Western　Industrial　of Lubbock　for　$140,167　as　listed　in　Exhibit　C
Abercrombie　Lumber　of　Lubbock　for　$16,654　as　listed　in　Exhibit D.

Data above is from PDF document posted at City of Lubbock website.

Daniel Construction will get in excess of $200,000 per ACRE for a 3.44 acre portion in Section 17 Block B. Daniel owns 2 plots,one section is 13.8 acres worth $27,000($2,000 per acre)and another plot 8.6 acres worth $305,000(around $40,000 per acre).LCAD had no info on where the 3.44 acres to be sold is. City spent $1.9 MILLION in various expenditures yesterday.