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Bloomington approves $249,920 pay application as Wall Street paving nears completion

Village of Bloomington Board · June 2, 2025
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Summary

Delta 3 Engineering reported Wall Street is about 75% complete and the board approved Pay Application #8 for $249,920 to JI Construction; Digman said project overages were reduced to about $55,000 despite roughly $140,000 in village‑requested add‑ons.

Trustees approved Pay Application #8 to JI Construction for $249,920 to continue paving work on Wall Street after receiving a progress update from Delta 3 Engineering.

Mark Digman’s written update said Wall Street is roughly 75% complete and that cleanup and landscaping were expected to finish by June 6. He told the board his earlier estimate of approximately $70,000 in cost overruns had improved: with village‑requested extras the expected overage is now about $55,000. Digman itemized the major add‑ons the village requested: a fill site (about $66,000), storm sewer on Spruce Road (about $15,000), paving on West Court Street (about $40,000), additional new water services and laterals (about $15,000), and tree removals (about $4,000), totaling roughly $140,000 in extras.

The pay application for paving was moved by Dennis Moris and seconded by Alan Mergen; trustees voted to approve the payment and continue the project.