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Construction advances at Beecher public safety facility; village weighs paving for added parking
Summary
Contractors have started interior framing and ceiling cabinet installation at the new public safety facility; Chief Terry Lemming said the village is considering paving an area inside the fence to add parking and reduce maintenance, subject to subsurface checks by Public Works.
Trustee Tieri reported that contractors have begun work at the new public safety facility, including framing and installation of drop ceiling cabinets. Chief Terry Lemming told the board the site contains an area inside the fence that had been proposed as grass, but village staff are "looking into getting it paved for more parking and less maintenance." Public Works Superintendent Matt Conner indicated Public Works may be able to remove the dirt and will check what is underground before work proceeds.
No funding changes, contract modifications or timeline adjustments were recorded in the meeting minutes; the update was provided as an informational committee report and no formal action was taken at the Feb. 10 meeting.
