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Board places Garrison Springs Trail contract on first reading; final award deferred
Summary
The City of Ozark Board of Aldermen voted to place bill 3689 on first reading by title only, moving forward a contract award for phase 1 of the Garrison Springs Trail while deferring final action to a future meeting.
The City of Ozark Board of Aldermen voted to place bill 3689 on first reading by title only, moving forward a contract award for phase 1 of the Garrison Springs Trail while deferring final action to a future meeting. The measure was introduced for first reading by Alderman Alvin Galloway and seconded by Alderman Alvin Campbell; members approved the motion by show of hands.
Public Works Director Jeremy Parson, who presented the project to the board, described the trail as a long-planned element of the city’s parks and pedestrian master plans that will connect Third Street to an existing stamped-concrete section at Garrison Springs. “This is a team effort,” Parson said during his presentation.
Parson said the engineering is complete and the city received three qualified bids. The project was packaged with a base bid and three alternates to allow phased…
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