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Rolling Hills approves $1,500 Bolton retainer as residents press survey, property‑line complaints
Summary
Council approved a not-to-exceed $1,500 retainer for Bolton Engineering to provide construction support on the city’s tennis-court ADA grading work after residents and staff raised disputes about surveys, property encroachment and damage to private property.
Rolling Hills City Council on Oct. 13 approved a professional services retainer for Bolton Engineering not to exceed $1,500 to provide construction support for the ongoing tennis-court Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) grading work.
The vote followed extended public comment from residents who said construction had reached or crossed private property lines and who disputed the accuracy of surveys the contractor and the city used as the basis for the work. “They started to dig on our property,” resident Tom Lee said during public comment, saying fence posts were “staggering” after excavation and that work had occurred without the prerequisites he expected, including site surveys and permits.
The council placed the Bolton retainer on the agenda as an administrative measure so the city can obtain stamped approvals and timely construction…
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