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Eagle council approves capital plan modification to cover park, arch and shop studies
Summary
The Eagle City Council voted to approve Fiscal Year 2025–2029 Capital Plan Modification No. 3, reallocating funds to cover cost overruns at Pamela Baker Park, additional city share for the regional sports park, reclassifying a city shop project to a study and advancing engineering for the downtown arch replacement.
The Eagle City Council on April 16 approved Fiscal Year 2025–2029 Capital Plan Modification No. 3, a staff-requested package that reallocates roughly $1.7 million across multiple projects to cover cost overruns and to advance engineering work on a downtown arch sign.
Nicole, a city staff member presenting the item, told the council staff sought four changes: reallocate $687,000 from the library concrete maintenance account to Public Works project PWCM 11 (Pamela Baker Park) to cover bid and contract cost overruns; move $530,000 from reserves into PRCP 2 (the regional sports park) for the city’s proportionate share of park roadway and parking paving; reclassify $450,000 for the city-owned shop project from “savings” to a study; and advance $22,000 from a transportation project to fund engineering for the Downtown Eagle arch replacement.
Why it matters: the changes shift available capital to projects with immediate…
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