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Public Works gives progress report on multiple capital projects; council rejected pickleball bids and asked for more review
Summary
Public Works staff reported on the Greenbelt opening, storm-drain and Clark Building progress, pier structural testing, South Park irrigation work and other CIP items; city council rejected bids for the Kelly Courts resurfacing and asked for additional review.
At its March meeting the Hermosa Beach Public Works Commission heard a broad capital-improvements update that covered recently completed work and projects now in construction or close to bidding.
Greenbelt: staff said the multi-part Greenbelt project (three CIPs combined) was substantially complete and open for public use, with some punch-list landscaping and additional hydroseeding to be finished. The project delivered a decomposed-granite pathway, accessible ramp connections, gym equipment and new parkway trees; staff said the city received roughly $529,000 in county reimbursement for the project and that the final construction costs came in below the approved CIP budget.
Storm drain and Clark Building: staff reported the Bard Street storm-drain project was completed ahead of schedule and that inspections indicate the work is effectively capturing stormwater in…
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