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Malibu council awards $4.1 million skate‑park contract, approves naming‑rights outreach
Summary
The Malibu City Council voted unanimously to award a $4.1 million construction contract for a permanent skate park, approved a roughly $2.9 million appropriation to cover a funding shortfall and directed staff to pursue naming‑rights outreach while keeping the park’s overall name as a local identifier.
The Malibu City Council on March 10 voted unanimously to award the construction contract for a permanent Malibu skate park and to appropriate roughly $2.9 million to cover a funding shortfall.
Council action followed staff reports that the lowest responsive bid for the permanent facility totaled about $4,100,000, leaving the city short roughly $2,900,000 to fully fund the project. Rob Debow, a city staff presenter, told the council that the contractor, CS Legacy Construction, submitted the lowest bid and that the Administration & Finance Committee recommended an additional appropriation so work can start.
The vote cleared the way for staff to finalize the contract and begin mobilization. The council also directed staff to pursue donor outreach under the city’s naming‑rights policy rather than close off private support; staff asked the council to confirm whether the new park should be…
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