Kirkwood City Council approves funding for ice rink and historic train station projects

Kirkwood City Council made significant strides in its latest meeting, approving key resolutions that will enhance local infrastructure and community facilities.

The council unanimously approved a resolution for the Kirkwood Ice Rink project, allocating $43,000 for construction services. This funding includes a contingency of $200,000, ensuring that the project can proceed smoothly. Mayor Gibbons and all council members expressed their support during the roll call vote, highlighting the community's commitment to improving recreational facilities.

In addition, the council accepted a proposal from SCI Engineering Incorporated for construction materials testing services related to the historic train station project. This resolution, valued at $33,825.67, also includes a 10% contingency for unforeseen expenses. The approval of this resolution marks a crucial step in preserving Kirkwood's historical assets while ensuring safety and compliance in construction.

These decisions reflect the council's dedication to enhancing community resources and maintaining the city's historical integrity. As these projects move forward, residents can look forward to improved recreational options and the preservation of Kirkwood's rich history.