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Council notes roughly $14,000 overrun on Norris Street project; park repairs flagged
Summary
Council reported the Norris Street project appears to be about $14,000 over the original bid and flagged several park maintenance items including a tilted merry-go-round and a snapped overhead-door spring that requires replacement.
Council reported that the Norris Street street project cost more than expected and is roughly $14,000 over the original bid; the exact additional amount is pending an email from the contractor (Killough) and has not yet appeared in the city’s billing records.
Council also reviewed park and maintenance items: buoys were installed at the lake but required swivels after one came loose; a rented roller has been returned; Kansas Street was reported as okay; councilmembers noted a tilted merry-go-round that may be caution-taped for safety; and one of the springs on the maintenance facility’s overhead door snapped and must be replaced. Dustin Bretsnyder will get pricing and contact the mayor, who may email council members individually to seek approval for the replacement cost.
The minutes do not record a formal motion to cover the overrun or to approve the overhead-door repair cost; the exact overrun amount and billing details were listed as pending.
