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Council authorizes negotiating design contract for Seabourn Creek baseball field phase

Rosenberg City Council · January 20, 2026
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Summary

Council directed staff to proceed with negotiating a contract with Burdette Consultants LLC for architectural design services for the Seabourn Creek Regional Sports Complex baseball field phase; council asked staff to check pricing for designing one field versus two.

City staff asked the council on Jan. 16 to authorize negotiation of an architectural design agreement with Burdette Consultants LLC for the Seabourn Creek Regional Sports Complex baseball field Phase 2.

Rigo (speaker 3) told council Burdette was recommended by the city's professional services review committee and submitted a proposal reported in the packet as about $180,715 for the design work. "Burdette has submitted a proposal in the amount of a 180,000, $715 for the provision of architectural design services," Rigo said.

Council members debated whether to design one 210-foot field now or to obtain engineering drawings for two fields to realize economies of scale. One council member suggested asking the architect for a price to provide plans for two fields so the city could compare potential savings; staff said they would inquire and return with options.

The council moved and approved the resolution to allow the city manager to negotiate and execute the agreement (resolution R-4014). The transcript does not clearly record a distinct mover and seconder in text that ties to names unambiguously; the motion was taken and approved by voice vote.

Why it matters: the design contract is the next step in constructing new recreational facilities that city staff say could support tournaments and local economic activity. Council signaled interest in cost savings but asked staff to provide the comparative numbers before committing to build a second field.

What’s next: staff will return with more detailed design/pricing options and a recommended procurement path for construction contracts.