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Council authorizes 15,000 sq ft of concrete at Reservoir 4, including ADA pads
Summary
The council approved pouring 15,000 square feet of concrete and four 12x12 picnic pads at Reservoir 4, moving funds to complete construction. Staff said the project includes ADA access and upgrades to parking and docks.
Greenville City Council unanimously approved authorization to pour 15,000 square feet of concrete at Reservoir 4 and to construct four 12-by-12 concrete picnic pads, along with associated ADA-accessible walkways.
Public Works staff described the project scope: "This project, we had, dollars 250,000 allocated," the presenter said, noting floating docks and fencing costs are part of the existing allocation. Staff said concrete sections will be 7 inches thick on a 7-inch prepared base to support heavy trucks, with asphalt transitions where the concrete ends. The pads will have picnic tables and bolted trash cans to prevent removal. Staff also said the project includes moving the gate back toward its original location to improve access and adding ADA walkways to piers.
Council approved the request to transfer funds from a utilities account to cover remaining work and passed the authorization by unanimous vote. The staff presenter said the improvements are intended to make the area more accessible to people who use wheelchairs and to reduce erosion and maintenance concerns; no specific construction timeline was provided in the discussion.
