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Slinger board approves Fireman’s Park parking lot contract at up to $50,000
Summary
The Village of Slinger Parks, Recreation & Forestry Board voted May 5 to accept a $47,860 low bid from PLM Paving and Concrete to asphalt, pulverize and pave the Fireman’s Park parking lot, approving the contract at a cost not to exceed $50,000; an accessible path option was discussed but not approved.
The Village of Slinger Parks, Recreation & Forestry Board on May 5 approved a contract to repair the parking lot at Fireman’s Park, accepting a low bid from PLM Paving and Concrete for the base scope and setting a not-to-exceed price of $50,000.
Director Tony Dobson, Parks, Recreation & Forestry Director, told the board the low bid to ``asphalt, pulverize and pave'' the existing lot was $47,860 — well under the $150,000 the village had budgeted for the project. Dobson said an optional bid to create an accessible path to the restrooms would cost an additional $66,616; the additional path option was discussed but not included in the approved motion.
Jeff Behrend moved to accept the PLM Paving and Concrete base bid; Dawn Smith seconded. The minutes state the motion ``carried.'' No roll-call tally was recorded in the minutes.
Board members discussed the scope and noted the contract covers work on the existing lot; Dobson said additional trail work to the restrooms could be considered in the future. The board authorized staff to proceed within the approved budget limit.
The motion and acceptance of PLM’s base bid are recorded in the meeting minutes; the minutes do not show a recorded vote tally or the exact contractor start date. Staff indicated they will continue planning for potential future pedestrian access improvements to the restrooms.
