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Board approves two pay applications for Highlands Athletic Complex at Tower Park
Summary
The Fort Thomas Independent School Board approved two contractor pay applications for the Highlands Athletic Complex at Tower Park: Reekler's Blacktop (Pay Application No. 6, $221,564.70) and Morrell Construction (Pay Application No. 4, $660,663.50). Project leads said both contracts are nearing punch-list completion.
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The Fort Thomas Independent School Board on Nov. 11 approved two contractor payments tied to construction of the Highlands Athletic Complex at Tower Park.
During a project update, Mister Wissman told the board that settlement tests for the building area have gone well, work on storm and sanitary sewers is underway, retaining walls are being finished and crews are moving earth to reach final subgrade. He said one retaining wall remains under two-week settlement testing with no major movement.
Speaker 1 moved to approve Pay Application No. 6 to Reekler's Blacktop in the amount of $221,564.70 for the Highlands Athletic Complex; Speaker 3 seconded the motion. The board approved the payment by voice vote with no opposition recorded. Mister Wissman said the contract has roughly $140,000 remaining and contractors are close to fulfilling the punch list.
The board also approved Pay Application No. 4 to Morrell Construction Company for $660,663.50 following a status update that noted significant building steel had arrived and materials were being staged on site. Speaker 1 moved the approval, Speaker 3 made a motion, Speaker 2 seconded, and the board voice-voted the payment into effect.
Board members emphasized a desire to ensure a strong foundation and careful execution as the project compresses schedule and spending. No detailed vote tallies were recorded in the public minutes beyond the voice approvals.
Next steps: project staff said they expect to progress through final punch-list items and move toward final payments and closeout for these contract phases.

