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Council approves $4.4 million Eclipse Mill Park improvement project and awards $3.63 million construction contract

3340309 · May 15, 2025
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Summary

The Everett City Council adopted the ordinance creating the Ladder Phase of the Eclipse Mill Park special improvement project and voted to award the construction contract to Strider Construction Company for $3,634,393.

The Everett City Council on May 14 adopted an ordinance creating a special improvement project to fund the Ladder Phase of Eclipse Mill Park and voted to award the construction contract to Strider Construction Company.

Council Bill 2504‑25 was read at third and final reading as an ordinance to create the special improvements project for the Ladder Phase of Eclipse Mill Park with a project budget of $4,400,000. The council approved the ordinance by roll call vote; Vice President Zarlingo, Council members Bader, Ryan, Voguely, Tuohy and President Schwab voted yes.

The council then awarded the construction contract for the Ladder Phase of Eclipse Mill Park to Strider Construction Company in the amount of $3,634,393. That contract award passed on the same roll call: Zarlingo, Bader, Ryan, Voguely, Tuohy and Schwab recorded yes votes.

Clerks identified the funding source for the project as Fund 308, program 083, to accumulate construction costs for the project. The item was presented and approved during the council’s consent and action sequence; no substantive opposition or amendments were recorded on the council floor.

Next steps include contract administration and mobilization by the city and the awarded contractor; staff did not provide a published construction schedule during the May 14 meeting.