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Council awards design contract for Uptown Loop multipurpose path
Summary
Medina City Council on July 14 authorized an engineering design agreement with Cunningham & Associates for phase 1 of the Uptown Loop multipurpose path, funded by a state grant; the ordinance passed unanimously.
Medina City Council on July 14 approved an agreement with Cunningham & Associates to provide engineering design services for phase 1 of the Uptown Loop multipurpose path, a project funded in part by a state grant.
The contract authorizes design work for a multipurpose path along Broadway, roughly from Smith north to Harmony, intended to create a continuous nonmotorized corridor through the uptown area. City Engineer Patton said the firm was selected through a consultant qualification process and was judged the most qualified. “We determined Cunningham and Associates was the most qualified to be the consultant for this project, and we’re recommending we award them the agreement,” Patton said.
The council voted 7-0 to adopt Ordinance 01/21/25. Council members moved and seconded the measure during the meeting; the roll call showed unanimous approval. No amendments or conditions were attached in the discussion recorded on the agenda.
The project was described as using a state grant for preliminary design work; Patton said the scope is to prepare the engineering and surveying necessary to advance the Uptown Loop to later construction phases. The ordinance text and the grant name appear on the meeting agenda and were referenced during the engineering presentation.
City staff did not provide a construction timeline or a contract value in the meeting record; those details were not specified.
