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City Receives Turnkey Bid for Single-Stall Restroom Behind Band Shell
Summary
Staff presented a turnkey bid of $84,900 from JTH Construction for a 7-by-24-foot restroom behind the band shell; board discussed sewer hookup, storage and that the stall would serve performers.
City staff presented a turnkey construction bid for a small restroom behind the downtown band shell and described utility hookups, storage and intended users; no formal award was recorded on the agenda.
A staff presenter described the proposed facility as a 7-foot by 24-foot unit to be placed behind the band shell and said the contractor would tie into the sanitary sewer by cutting across an alley. The presenter identified the bidder as JTH Construction and said the turnkey bid was $84,900. “He'll do everything involved in that,” the presenter said.
Why it matters: The restroom is intended to serve performers and storage needs near the band shell and square; staff noted the facility must meet code requirements and connect to sewer infrastructure. Board members asked about the configuration and users; the presenter said the restroom would be a single stall for performers and that storage needs were being evaluated.
Details and discussion: The presentation included technical notes about utility hookups and referenced nearby housing development activity and sewer demand. Board members asked whether the unit would be gender-specific; staff answered that the restroom would be a single stall for performers. Discussion also touched on storage replacement needs at the band shell site.
Outcome and next steps: The bid was presented for the board’s consideration; the minutes record the presentation but do not record a motion to award the contract during the session. Staff indicated the contractor would comply with applicable requirements and oversee the full turnkey installation if engaged.
Ending: Further action to award the contract, confirm site storage arrangements and finalize sewer work was not recorded at the meeting; staff and the Board of Works will address those items in follow-up work.
