Playground approval nears; final CCC plans delayed by engineering issues and a small price change
Summary
Council members said playground approval is close and that the Community Center (CCC) grant project is awaiting final architect and HVAC engineer work; staff reported a small contractor-payment increase of roughly $1,950 and said council approval of that payment is not required.
Council members reported that the playground project is close to receiving final approval and that the town will then begin using allocated funds.
“We have a playground update that you'll hear about in the next, quick meeting after this one, but we're getting really close on getting the playground approval approved,” Speaker 5 said. The council also discussed the CCC grant project: staff said they are waiting on final plans from the architects and that HVAC-engineering issues have caused a delay.
The group discussed a modest price change tied to project work. One participant confirmed an increase “It's $1,950,” and Speaker 2 said the increase mainly affects payment processing rather than requiring a new council authorization: “I don't think the increase so much is to have that has to be approved. It's just the payment,” Speaker 2 said. Staff said the revised cost is under $2,000 and that the overall package remains subject to council review if larger adjustments arise.
Councilmembers asked that any notable pricing changes be returned to the council before final decisions or disbursements are made.
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