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Council committee advances $57,000 environmental/geotechnical study for Hall Manor aquatic facility; ARPA funds flagged as source
Summary
The Parks, Recreation and Enrichment Committee moved Resolution 27 to the next legislative session to authorize negotiation with BATA Environmental Associates for environmental and geotechnical consultant services related to the Hall Manor aquatic facility.
The Parks, Recreation and Enrichment Committee considered Resolution 27 of 2025, authorizing the city to negotiate and enter a professional services agreement with BATA Environmental Associates to provide environmental and geotechnical consultant services for the Hall Manor Aquatic Facility project.
City Facilities Director David Baker and project manager Deborah Reinhardt introduced Kevin Burns, department manager for the geo‑environmental group at BATA Environmental, who described the scope of the proposed studies. Burns said geotechnical and…
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