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The Michigan City Parks and Recreation Board on June 18 approved a $1,750 contract for a second commercial appraisal required by the state as part of the concession lease process for Northpointe Pavilion.
A parks presenter explained the existing concession lease for Northpointe Pavilion ends in November and state rules require two appraisals to set lease terms. The board had previously approved the first appraisal contract; the newly approved contract completes that requirement so the city can keep the procurement on schedule.
A board member moved to approve the J and J commercial appraisal contract for $1,750, the motion was seconded and carried without recorded opposition.
The presenter said that completing the second appraisal would allow staff to proceed with the concession lease schedule; no further details about bidders, lease terms or deadlines were provided during the meeting.
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