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Council approves architect contract for 410 Sixth Street renovation and incubator space
Summary
The council approved a contract with SCTA Architects for design services for the 410 Sixth Street building — formerly city hall and the library — to expand usable space to roughly 2,500 square feet and create about 700 square feet of incubator space; project design and bidding is planned for 2025 with construction in 2026–2027.
The council approved a professional consulting services agreement with SCTA Architects for design, construction documents, bid support and construction administration for the 410 Sixth Street project. The city previously used the building as city hall and library; staff proposed expanding the building’s footprint from about 1,800 square feet to approximately 2,500 square feet, which would include roughly 700 square feet designated as an incubator space. City staff described the contract amount for architectural services as approximately $110,000 (about 11 percent of the total project cost, as presented) to cover design development, construction documents, bidding and administration. If approved, the timeline presented calls for design in fall 2025, bidding in winter 2025–2026, construction start in 2026 and anticipated completion in early 2027. The contract was approved by council vote; staff said the project was a strategic plan priority and would return with project details during design and procurement.
