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Council approves $80,910 value-engineering amendment for Penny Pool design work
Summary
Ridgecrest approved an $80,910 amendment to a professional-services agreement to perform a value-engineering study for the Penny Pool project using Measure P funds; staff said the study would not delay the January 2026 start of construction.
City staff presented a proposed amendment to the professional services agreement for the Penny Pool complex that would pay the consultant $80,910 to perform a value-engineering study and revise construction drawings to reduce costs. Staff described the proposed scope as identifying elements that could be eliminated or simplified to lower project costs and told the council that Measure P funds would cover the work.
A councilmember asked whether the study would delay groundbreaking; staff replied it would not affect the planned January start. Staff also said the consultant’s proposed reductions included options that could produce significant savings and recommended the city accept the proposal as fair and reasonable.
Council voted to approve the contract amendment by voice vote (5 ayes). No public speakers objected during the hearing.
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