To manage a $37 million program for beautifying Kenner, Mayor Mike Yenni's administration evaluated 13 applicants before selecting Metairie-based Linfield, Hunter, & Junius Inc., according to newly released public records. The applicants was judged in eight categories by an evaluation committee, which gave its top score to Linfield, Hunter & Junius, Inc. for the $2.2 million Kenner 2030 management contract.
The administration's selection comes up for a City Council vote on Thursday.
The evaluation committee consisted of Public Works Director Jose Gonzales, chief administrative officer Mike Quigley, and Walter Brooks, executive director of the Regional Planning Commission, which oversees the allocation of state money for work on Kenner's roads.