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Navasota council approves $690,580 contract to renovate municipal pool, authorizes mayor to finalize agreement
Summary
The Navasota City Council approved a $690,580 contract with Landmark Aquatic to renovate the city pool, including major mechanical upgrades and ADA lifts. Council members also added a 10% owner contingency, and staff said the work will require city debt because the project was not budgeted for FY2025.
The Navasota City Council on Jan. 13 approved a $690,580 contract with Landmark Aquatic to renovate the city’s municipal pool, including upgraded filtration and pumps, main‑drain and floor work and ADA lifts for both pools.
The renovation contract, presented by Jennifer, the city’s public works director, and Tim Warren, director of renovation for Landmark Aquatics, covers mechanical replacements to meet current Texas health and safety codes, piping upgrades to meet a six‑hour turnover rate, repairs to perimeter stainless gutters, replastering and replacement of the deep end floor. Council added language authorizing the mayor to negotiate, finalize and execute the contract; the council also recorded a 10% owner contingency for optional items.
City staff emphasized why the work is necessary. “Some of those codes are mainly to do with…
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