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Kristen Reeves, representing the committee, asked for the city's usual street closure plan. \"We start the parade promptly at 01:00, so the road closures would be around 12:30,\" Reeves said. Board members approved the street closure request by motion and voice vote.

Why it matters: The closures are part of the city's recurring event planning to allow the parade to proceed safely. The committee and staff will coordinate exact staging and traffic control details in the usual manner.

Next steps: City staff will implement the standard parade closure procedures and provide any required notifications to affected residents and businesses prior to the event.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lebanon, Indiana Board of Works Meeting 6/9/25","oneSentenceSummary","The board granted the Boone County Fourth of July Committee's request for annual street closures for the parade, with closures to begin about 12:30 p.m. and the parade to start at 1 p.m.","taxTitle","Lebanon City, Boone County, Indiana","taxId",70536,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6208588,"Lebanon approves demolition contract for portion of 312 E. Thompson; council funding required",0,1849000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3743443-aac31214380fdea0951ca1bb34251f78&start=1849&end=1849","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3743443-aac31214380fdea0951ca1bb34251f78/thumbnail_1849000.jpg","/articles/6208588/Lebanon-City/Boone-County/Indiana/Lebanon-approves-demolition-contract-for-portion-of-312-E-Thompson-council-funding-required","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6208588-291b6f8f2e578ecceb8423442358971d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771190400&Signature=Ldd6Kzuspo85KQ0hVRDdVlRZ4u1ieEm6xtAcz6PeMLat94oAwJYOK2Qrp7KhsLTpk91I2yAFDnEG3hT~It4rKIIil-XzMjUSDKTqpdPY6Vd0cOYXSN6qHjTWbf1LCy3lQH8sLApO2dDRV0~XQbOXfWgzjWtPRkv0kESYU9ZXyJ8u~nOjSsUcntyhwgHNrYMUkD1g5~cDidtzkhGXVlt-GfWYNoSaTSOTeRkYD9uKsmqyNc9mvdjjB23SgkfZsM9W3yK9YE9NaMSO-T6rQaQt48z0OKyz2FUMDnx0uTgA3Tn~Zlepgd9MCt1OaTt-3TV6y4xl1JmGPoNu3wL~zmgxYA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lebanon Board of Public Works and Safety on June 9 approved a recommendation to contract Ray's Demolition for partial demolition at 312 East Thompson Street in Abner Longley Park, with the work priced at $34,250.

Engineering director Kevin Kralik said staff solicited quotes and that Ray's Demolition submitted the lowest responsive quote of $34,250. He noted the demolition award is contingent on a later funding approval by the city council. \"The lowest, most responsive, and responsible quote came from Ray's Demolition, dollars 34,250,\" Kralik said during the meeting.

The board approved the recommendation by motion and voice vote. Kralik described the demolition as part of ongoing site work around Abner Longley Park and said staff will move forward pending council action on financing.

Why it matters: The demolition will remove a portion of a structure adjacent to park property and is contingent on council funding; the decision advances procurement while preserving the council's final budget authority.

Next steps: Staff will finalize legal review, prepare the contract for mayoral execution, and await city council approval of funding before issuing a notice to proceed.","The board recommended awarding the demolition of part of the structure at 312 East Thompson Street to Ray's Demolition for $34,250, subject to legal review, mayoral execution and subsequent city council funding approval.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":78,"_43":89,"_45":89,"_47":90,"_49":91,"_51":92,"_53":93,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":94,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":95,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6208592,"Lebanon awards tuckpointing and window contracts for downtown makeover; lead remediation tabled",1667000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3743443-aac31214380fdea0951ca1bb34251f78&start=1667&end=1667","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3743443-aac31214380fdea0951ca1bb34251f78/thumbnail_1667000.jpg","/articles/6208592/Lebanon-City/Boone-County/Indiana/Lebanon-awards-tuckpointing-and-window-contracts-for-downtown-makeover-lead-remediation-tabled","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6208592-5b1f8000fa1e466c1708a906fc24ac79/orig.mp4?Expires=1771190400&Signature=PZrTmaDb02n8kiyFwhJiehYCYFAst5exgnXq6wXF6TC~H6vViZaNZ6vCa8S8ijcmxyYGtgOlIY6agjIRQMMcd1hBMSXYpp6G-Rbu~ebYyRLbvJTZDHAm3jTwp8d28glKXsymg9bBsWjV~iekhgdunarFwgweYdXF-ggJf9YSO3vZtTtl9m3un-xPwtH87VdfW-9RJkuxEQXvlYO6gX3fVwo7tDAPGUtaIXytPAAi7bTMPedT3gTqNmqbGsQulFH5di~Tzg3~B1GzqjXZI82JwxBxlgDKyn2WP7yeDk9nBj9Gi8-xowDRnV60Oznw7rOvqNI4cMGHbZZYEldoNCGBhg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lebanon Board of Public Works and Safety on June 9 authorized two construction contracts tied to the city's 180 makeover/downtown building projects and postponed a separate lead remediation award.

Kevin Kralik presented three procurement recommendations tied to historic downtown properties. For masonry tuckpointing at the Acmeid/Lido building downtown, Kralik said the lowest responsive quote came from Top Notch Masonry for $67,914 and recommended the city enter a contract \"not to exceed $67,914, subject to legal review and authorizing the mayor to execute that contract.\" The board approved the contract by motion and voice vote.

Kralik said the board should delay awarding lead remediation work to ensure procurement compliance, and he asked that the item be returned for consideration at the June 23 meeting. \"We're just not ready for that,\" he said. The board agreed to table the lead remediation award.

For window replacement on the north side of the Eichmann Exchange, Kralik said Whitaker Glass submitted the lowest responsive quote of $36,100. He recommended authorization to enter a contract for that amount, subject to legal review and the mayor's execution. The board approved the window contract by motion and voice vote.

Why it matters: The work supports downtown building preservation and ongoing revitalization activities under city programs. Kralik said some projects already have Historic Preservation Commission approvals for murals or architectural work and that staff is coordinating legal review and contract execution.

Next steps: Staff will complete legal review and execute contracts; the lead remediation contract will be returned for board consideration at a later meeting.","The board approved contracts for tuckpointing at the Lido/Acmeid project and north‑side window replacement at the Eichmann Exchange, and tabled a lead remediation award pending additional review.",{"_33":97,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":98,"_41":78,"_43":99,"_45":99,"_47":100,"_49":101,"_51":102,"_53":103,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":104,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":105,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6208598,"Lebanon approves $408,264 change order for Fordyce Street full‑depth reconstruction",703000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3743443-aac31214380fdea0951ca1bb34251f78&start=703&end=703","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3743443-aac31214380fdea0951ca1bb34251f78/thumbnail_703000.jpg","/articles/6208598/Lebanon-City/Boone-County/Indiana/Lebanon-approves-408264-change-order-for-Fordyce-Street-fulldepth-reconstruction","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6208598-8c33536feded25c06b1d9d598b8801a0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771190400&Signature=bBGNJENmst1Wd02KkBmnOqIV1pRfSLafjgcnuSwTbqs6oH-LqikCd-WA5Ej~nlRzsLvl51t4sygvfavjd-cfUI-pmt3fRa-1dVutmY0Ltv9LkBQpTdLHtx7xE1VlBcUxjqLq3RGVbBypcYY2Kr0-aBVKx6ahqblUyydCkuEW71Z41mD2t7OvmKkAIsG~5meF4KGYsJ4g6KGtDDwuJvzEKlIrZif74NgiusFhVrcjNbWexceVe4HQ8Tc-MsTdD2iAhaoVkcHFx8uMmmkA-rJ5-AS2aeKZ5GuhLgVdZO3gIb~SDPRsDvU7kkzDDXZAR1Fnw-wABjb7W8M6AZGh4sH3UA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lebanon Board of Public Works and Safety on June 9 approved a $408,264 change order to expand the Fordyce Street project from wedge-and-level repairs to full‑depth reconstruction between Grant Street and Park Street.

Engineering director Kevin Kralik told the board the decision followed observations during trail and mainline paving that heavy paving equipment was damaging the existing roadway, indicating a need for deeper repairs. \"This change order is for $408,264,\" Kralik said during the meeting. He said the city still has a contingency balance sufficient to cover the increase and estimated the change would delay the project by about one to two weeks.

The change order uses existing contract unit prices and extends quantities to include stone base, asphalt surface, and subgrade compaction. Kralik said recent pavement damage under a roughly 75,000‑pound transfer buggy and the risk of reflective cracking from prior patches strengthened the case for full‑depth replacement. He reported base paving was expected on June 13 and the project otherwise remained on schedule.

Board members moved to approve change order No. 12 and the motion passed by voice vote. The transcript did not record a roll‑call tally or the names of the motion mover and seconder.

Why it matters: The switch to full‑depth reconstruction aims to address recurring pavement failures and reduce the need for repeated short‑term repairs that can cause reflective cracking and premature surface failure. The project funding will come from the contract contingency the engineering report referenced, which Kralik said was approximately $670,000 before this change.

Next steps: The board approved the change order; city staff will proceed under the revised scope and continue paving and driveway work, with the project manager providing further scheduling details as work continues.","The Lebanon Board of Public Works and Safety approved change order No. 12, converting a planned wedge-and-level treatment on Fordyce Street between Grant and Park streets to full‑depth reconstruction at a cost of $408,264, to be covered from existing contingency funds.","actionData","errors"]

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