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Council approves $164,009 authorization for Lower Selmaier Park playground

Highland Village City Council · July 28, 2026
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Summary

After reviewing community survey results and park-board recommendations, council authorized purchase of GameTime/Cunningham playground equipment for Lower Selmaier Park with a 5% contingency, approving up to $164,009; staff will include the alternate and schedule installation.

City staff presented five vendor options and survey results for the Lower Selmaier Park playground; staff said 235 residents responded to the survey and the park board recommended option E (GameTime/Cunningham). "This is also the preferred option of the park board and aligns with the survey results," Parks presenter (Staff member, S14) told the council.

Councilmember (Committee member, S6) moved to approve a purchase authorization of up to $164,009 to include option E plus an alternate for $13,500; a 5% contingency was approved on top of that amount. The chair (Chair, S11) called the question and the motion passed 6–0. Council discussion emphasized the playground's multi-generational design and warranty comparisons: staff noted GameTime's synthetic turf carries a 15-year warranty, a central factor in the recommendation.

Staff said the procurement will proceed through the cooperative contract identified in the resolution and that Parks will demo the existing equipment to reduce costs. Installation timing will be coordinated with the construction schedule and contingency funds held for unforeseen site work.