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Centerville council approves $602,041 in park and court resurfacing contracts; items budgeted

5854306 ยท August 20, 2025
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Summary

Centerville City Council approved two budgeted bid awards on Aug. 19: $558,041 to Big T Recreation for playground rubber surfacing and $44,000 to Parks & Tennis Courts for court resurfacing, with council noting the work was included in the adopted budget.

Centerville City Council approved two capital maintenance contracts during its Aug. 19 meeting, awarding $558,041 to Big T Recreation for playground rubber surface replacement and $44,000 to Parks & Tennis Courts for court resurfacing.

Parks director Bruce (first name only in transcript) told council the projects were budgeted for the current fiscal year and the awards will use the existing budget authority. "They are budgeted," Bruce said when asked if funds were available. Council members confirmed the amounts and moved to approve both bid awards.

In a combined motion, council approved the playground rubber resurface and reseal contract to Big T Recreation for $558,041 and the court resurfacing contract to Parks & Tennis Courts for $44,000. The motion passed on a roll-call vote with council members indicating unanimous approval.

Council discussion briefly touched on maintenance lessons learned from other cities: heavy winter use of courts and snow-shoveling damage to surfaces at neighboring municipalities led staff to note potential seasonal closures and cordoning of courts during snow events. Parks staff also reported patch work at a location called Fire View where wear had caused localized damage.

City staff confirmed the awards are to be administered by the Parks Department and that the expenditures were within the approved budget. No contract start dates or project timelines were recorded in the public transcript; Parks staff will follow standard contracting procedures and manage scheduling and reporting.

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