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Clearlake council seeks federal funds for Burns Valley, authorizes demolition, approves staffing changes and land sale; rejects lone splash-pad bid
Summary
Clearlake’s council on April 7 approved a resolution to seek up to $2 million in federal community-project funds for the Burns Valley Sports Complex, authorized a $53,439 demolition contract for a blighted Lakeshore Drive property, approved creation of a public-works construction project manager and benefit amendments, and authorized the sale of a small city parcel; the council unanimously rejected a single high splash-pad bid and directed a rebid.
Clearlake — The Clearlake City Council on April 7 approved a package of actions intended to advance local facilities and public-works capacity while rejecting a single, above-estimate bid for a splash-pad project.
City Manager Flora told the council the city would request up to $2,000,000 in federal community-project funding for the Burns Valley Sports Complex and Recreation Center, describing the project as eligible under the current appropriations process and urging quick council action so the application can meet the congressional deadline.
"We're recommending that we make a request of, not to exceed $2,000,000 for this project," City Manager Flora said. Councilmember Kramer moved to adopt Resolution No. 2022-19 to submit the Burns Valley proposal; the…
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