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Council authorizes 25% deposit to secure special‑needs playground
Summary
Council approved a 25% deposit to reserve Garrett Playgrounds' proposal for an $87,499.75 special‑needs playground; county funding and deed of the park parcel were discussed.
The Castle Dale City Council voted to authorize a 25% payment to Garrett Playgrounds to lock in pricing and reserve construction of a special‑needs playground.
Council members said the proposal included compacted stone work and a total bid of $87,499.75. Council noted the city currently has $270,000 available for the project and that the county is contributing funds (council mentioned a county contribution amount during the discussion). Council also confirmed the county intends to deed the park land to the city but that restrooms would not be deeded to the city.
A motion to authorize the 25% deposit was made and seconded and approved on a voice vote. Council requested staff confirm final surveying dimensions (approximately 145 feet by 80 feet) and proceed with coordination so installation and landscaping (including shade trees) can follow.
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