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Fenton awards $1.02 million contract for Millpond Park Phase III and approves related consultant contracts

City of Fenton City Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The council awarded Phase III construction of Millpond Park to Evergreen Landscape Group (DBA Spurlocks) for $1,019,490.04 and approved related construction engineering (OHM, $155,000 not-to-exceed) and geotechnical services (G2, $22,000).

The Fenton City Council on June 22 awarded the construction contract for Phase III of the Millpond Park Improvement Project to Evergreen Landscape Group (DBA Spurlocks) for $1,019,490.04 and authorized the City Manager to execute the contract documents.

Councilmember McDermott made the motion to award the contract and Councilmember Suchowski supported it; the motion carried by unanimous voice vote. City Manager Lynn Markland had listed Mill Pond Park as a topic earlier in his report; no detailed construction timeline was read into the record during the motion.

The council also approved OHM's scope of construction services for Phase III—construction engineering and contract administration on an hourly basis not-to-exceed $75,000 plus construction oversight (Crew Days) at $80,000, for a combined not-to-exceed $155,000 (proposal dated June 9, 2026). Separately, counsel and staff approved geotechnical services from G2 Consulting Group at a not-to-exceed cost of $22,000 (proposal dated June 2, 2026). Both consultant approvals were made by unanimous voice vote.

The contracts establish the project's prime contractor and the consultant support the city will use for construction engineering and subsurface investigation. The meeting record does not include an overall project completion date or funding source breakdown; those details should be available in the project contract documents and the council packet.