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Killdeer approves Sourcewell procurement for Lion’s Park playground and accepts two grants
Summary
The Commission approved using Sourcewell procurement for the Lion’s Park Playground Project (estimated $405,982.01) subject to applicability confirmation and accepted a $20,000 Tourism & Community Placemaking grant and a $40,186.25 Community Revitalization grant for related projects.
The Killdeer City Commission on March 2 moved forward on the Lion’s Park Playground Project by voting to use Sourcewell procurement — contingent on confirmation that Sourcewell’s process is applicable to playground purchases — and by accepting grant awards to help fund the work.
Commissioner Chris Fenstermaker moved to utilize Sourcewell procurement for the project, with an estimated project cost of $405,982.01; the motion carried unanimously. The Commission also accepted two Dunn County JDA-approved grants: a $20,000 Tourism & Community Placemaking Program Grant submitted by Parks & Recreation Director Ryan Schleppenbach for the Lion’s Park Playground Project, and a $40,186.25 Community Revitalization Program Grant submitted by Community Development Director Teresa Presser for teardown of the social services building/ambulance hall.
Minutes record that Sourcewell applicability must be confirmed before procurement proceeds under that contract vehicle. The Commission did not set a final construction schedule during the meeting and did not identify additional local matching requirements in the minutes.
