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Commission schedules workshop after concerns raised about Craig Park seawall and clerk’s office construction delays
Summary
Commissioner Eisner told the board the west wall of the Craig Park seawall appears lower than specified and several clerk's office move milestones were missed; the board agreed to a workshop for staff to report back and invited consultant findings.
Commissioner Eisner raised detailed concerns about the Craig Park seawall project and the city clerk's office relocation, saying elements described in the original contract have not been completed and that agreed milestones have been missed.
Eisner said the seawall contract called for tiebacks with anchors, a reinforced concrete cap and raising the wall about 2 feet around the park, but she said the western wall "has not been done" and asked, "why is the new Seawall lower?" She also listed missed dates for the clerk's office move, asbestos abatement and solar-panel installation and said the contractor may have installed sheetrock before the roof was sealed. Commissioners agreed a focused workshop should be scheduled so staff and consultants can present facts and answer questions; the city manager said he would set a date and circulate it to commissioners.
