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Park board approves demolition contract, program requests and a series of special purchases
Summary
At its April 15 meeting the Michigan City Parks and Recreation Board approved the Millennium Plaza fountain demolition bid and contract, approved the MCAS summer feeding program and multiple special-purchase emergency repairs, and voted to open Feder27s Alley parking to the public.
The Michigan City Parks and Recreation Board approved a set of motions on April 15, adopting contracts, program requests and emergency purchases ahead of the summer season.
The board accepted the sole bid for the Millennium Plaza fountain demolition and voted to award the construction contract after staff said attorney Nerburgg had reviewed the agreement on April 9. Staff told the board the single bid was above the project27s original budget but added that additional ARPA funding would cover the cost so the work could be completed before Memorial Day.
The board also approved the Michigan City Area Schools (MCAS) summer feeding program, which will distribute free meals to children under 18 from June 2 through July 24 at selected parks this year, including Tall Timbers, Water Tower, Joe Hawkins and Cleveland (behind the Michigan City Police…
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