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Council defers City Hall ADA entrance decision after reviewing $8,997 quote
Summary
Council members discussed an $8,997 quote to add an ADA entrance to City Hall and debated placement; Councilperson Ashley Lozano said "the door is long overdue" and the issue was tabled to the next meeting for additional review.
Council members reviewed a vendor quote of $8,997 for an ADA entrance door and installation for City Hall, with additional masonry-cutting and electrical work expected to add costs. Finance Officer Trudy Waterman had circulated the quote in advance; councilmembers discussed placing the door at the south entrance (by the police department) versus the west entrance and weighed whether to include the door in plans for a potential new City Hall.
Councilmember Ashley Lozano urged action, saying the "door is long overdue," but members ultimately agreed to table the decision so they could compare options for both entrances at the next meeting. Mayor Al Cerny reiterated his preference for building a new City Hall in the future, and Councilperson Laura Petersen suggested taking the door quote into account if a new facility is pursued.
