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City Hall roof out to bid; staff estimates $3.4 million for historic portion, mold remediation ongoing in old council chamber
Summary
City staff told the Historic Preservation Advisory Board that the roof scope for City Hall is out to bid with a June 2 closing; Public Works estimated $3,400,000 for the historic portion and work on mold/mildew remediation in the old council chamber is underway but cost and timetable are not yet available.
PUNTA GORDA, Fla. — At the May 22 meeting, city staff updated the Historic Preservation Advisory Board on City Hall renovation work: the roof scope for the entire building is out to bid and will close June 2, and Public Works provided a cost estimate of $3,400,000 for the historic portion of the building.
Danielle Burhouse, senior project manager for urban design, told the board the next step after bids close would be development of a refined scope and a professional opinion of probable cost. Public Works’ Ron Everts provided the $3.4 million estimate for the historic portion. Burhouse said Public Works is also assessing mold and mildew remediation needs in the old council chamber (the 1978 portion) but did not provide a dollar estimate or completion date; she said Public Works would update the board next month.
Board members asked whether costs and scope to return council chambers to active use were included; Burhouse said those numbers are not yet available and that mold remediation and the roof-scope results would inform future estimates.
No formal decisions were made; staff reported the procurement timeline and said they will return with cost and schedule updates.
