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Stone Park trustees approve demolition and excavation contracts for Sports & Entertainment Center
Summary
The Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees approved two contract actions May 13 to advance demolition and excavation work at the Stone Park Sports & Entertainment Center, including a $78,875 excavation proposal; both motions passed on recorded roll calls with one trustee absent.
On May 13, 2025, the Village of Stone Park Board of Trustees voted to advance redevelopment work at the Stone Park Sports & Entertainment Center by approving two contract-related items.
Trustee Loretta J. Teets moved, and Trustee Marco T. Paz seconded, to approve Premium Exterior Services, Inc. Proposal #24-2187-R in the amount of $78,875.00 for "Stone Park Sports & Entertainment Excavation and Grade." The motion passed on a roll-call vote: Trustees Teets, Marco A. Gutierrez, Sylvia Terrazas, Marco T. Paz and Nazario Garcia voted aye; Trustee Simplisio Roman was absent.
The board then considered Vision Construction & Consulting Inc.'s contract award recommendation for the Building Demolition Project at the Stone Park Sports & Entertainment Center. Trustee Teets moved and Trustee Marco A. Gutierrez seconded the recommendation; the roll call recorded the same five ayes and one absence and the motion was recorded in favor. The minutes do not specify a contract amount for the Vision Construction recommendation.
The votes move the two procurement actions forward; the minutes record the approvals but do not detail implementation timelines, contract start dates, or funding sources for the demolition work. The approvals were part of the Building & Grounds agenda item at the regular board meeting called to order at 6:55 p.m. and adjourned at 7:04 p.m.
The transcript records no public comment on these items and provides no further contract particulars such as bid tabulation, contractor scope beyond the titles in the minutes, or expected completion dates.
