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Oakdale council approves $285,600 Fish Park restroom project
Summary
Council unanimously approved a contract with Public Restroom Company for a prefabricated, ADA‑accessible Fish Park restroom: $259,637 plus a 10% contingency ($25,963) for a total budget of $285,600 funded from the Parks Capital Facility Fund (343), capital project 2605.
The Oakdale City Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute an agreement with Public Restroom Company for a prefabricated restroom at Fish Park. Staff presented the proposal, describing a two‑unit building roughly 172 square feet with two individual unisex ADA‑accessible restrooms, baby changing stations, stainless‑steel fixtures, hand dryers, epoxy flooring, automatic programmable locks and a water bottle refill station.
The contract amount is $259,637 with a recommended 10% contingency of $25,963, yielding a total project budget of $285,600 to be funded from Parks Capital Facility Fund 343 (capital project 2605). Staff said there would be no impact to the general fund and that contingency funds would cover running new water and sewer lines and pulling a new electrical line because existing capacity near the tennis courts is tapped out; the prefabricated unit arrives with a concrete slab ready to set.
Council members asked technical questions about plumbing, electrical and concrete work; staff confirmed city crews will run utilities and the contingency will cover those costs. After public comment in support, a motion to approve passed by roll call vote 4–0.
Votes at a glance: the Fish Park restroom contract (contract amount $259,637; contingency $25,963; total budget $285,600) was approved 4–0. The staff presentation noted the structure will match the city's park architecture and carries a five‑year manufacturer warranty and a 20‑year structural warranty.
The project is scheduled to follow site preparation and utility hookups; staff said delivery and installation scheduling details will be coordinated with the parks department.
