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Richmond awards $15,265.50 tree-care contract for two city parks

City Council of the City of Richmond, Missouri · July 8, 2026
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Summary

Following a single bid, the Richmond City Council approved a comprehensive tree-removal and trimming plan for Maurice Roberts and Charles Armour parks with Hostetter Disaster Recovery d/b/a Hicks Family Tree Care for $15,265.50 for FY2025.

The City Council approved a contract for tree removal and trimming at Maurice Roberts and Charles Armour parks at its Nov. 12 meeting, accepting the comprehensive proposal from Hostetter Disaster Recovery d/b/a Hicks Family Tree Care for $15,265.50 for FY2025.

Staff issued RFP 04-2024 on Oct. 11, 2024. The city received a single bid from Hostetter Disaster Recovery, which offered two options: a baseline package priced at $9,950 and a recommended, more comprehensive treatment plan totaling $15,265.50. Staff recommended the comprehensive option to support tree longevity and health. Councilor Ron Peterson moved to forward the recommendation and the full council approved it 8-0.

Contract details recorded in the meeting transcript focus on scope and cost; there are no line-item budget references or payment schedule details in the transcript. The contract award will proceed to standard contracting steps and procurement documentation.

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