New City Hall: Council approves Cunningham-Limp for preconstruction and construction management services

The City of New Baltimore City Council on April 13 received presentations from two firms and approved a professional services engagement agreement with Cunningham-Limp for preconstruction and construction management services on the new City Hall project.

Andy Fountain of Plante & Moran Real Pointe and Samuel Ashley of Cunningham-Limp presented oral overviews of proposed preconstruction and construction management services; the council voted to receive and file both presentations. Following the presentations, Councilmember Dittrich moved and Councilmember Duffy seconded a motion to approve the Cunningham-Limp engagement agreement. The motion passed with all members voting yes.

The approved engagement covers preconstruction and construction management services for the new City Hall building; the transcript records the council's approval but does not include contract value or a detailed scope beyond the services described in the oral presentations. Council did not record additional conditions or directive tasks at the meeting; staff were authorized to proceed with the services under the engagement agreement.

The action advances the city's project schedule for replacing or constructing a new municipal building and follows routine procurement steps recorded in the meeting minutes.