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Dover council approves up to $17,000 for City Hall restroom upgrades
Summary
The Dover City Council on March 6 approved up to $17,000 to replace toilets and urinals, repair or replace a soft-water machine and remove an upstairs toilet at City Hall/Community Center. City employees and the mayor were directed to carry out the work; at least two contractor quotes were received.
The Dover City Council approved up to $17,000 for restroom upgrades at City Hall and the Community Center during its March 6 meeting. The work approved includes replacing toilets and urinals, repairing or replacing the soft-water machine and removing an upstairs toilet deemed unnecessary.
Council Member Jaime Putzier moved the funding authorization and Member Jodi Nicklay seconded; the motion carried (vote tally not specified). Mayor Dave Iseminger and city employees were directed to carry out the project. Council minutes note that quotes have been received from at least two businesses but do not record a contractor selection or timetable.
The action was taken as part of the meeting’s New Business agenda. The council characterized the project as a maintenance and public‑facility improvement, with the approved amount set as a not‑to‑exceed authorization so staff and the mayor can proceed without returning to the council for the spending up to that limit.
Next procedural steps recorded in the minutes are internal: city staff and the mayor will execute the project and reportedly will use the previously solicited quotes. The minutes do not specify a project start date, contract award, or whether the work will be paid from a capital fund or the general fund (not specified).
