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Johns Creek council approves $435,030 contract for Cauley Creek overflow parking lot
Summary
The council approved a $435,030 construction contract (with a 10% contingency) to build an 87-space paved overflow parking lot at Cauley Creek Park to serve pickleball courts and future makerspace programs; staff said the project will be fully paved.
The Johns Creek City Council voted on May 11 to award a construction contract of $435,030 with a 10% contingency for an 87-space overflow parking lot at Cauley Creek Park. Assistant City Manager Haggard presented the staff recommendation, saying the lot will be sited "between the courts and the old water treatment plant" near the pickleball courts and will support current parking demand and future programming at the park and makerspace.
Council members asked whether the project would be paved. Haggard confirmed staff's recommendation was for a "fully compliant paved parking lot" to support long-term use and minimize maintenance. Councilmember discussion noted a desire to keep the park's natural look where practical but acknowledged the existing asphalt in that area and the maintenance advantages of a paved lot. A motion to approve the action item (M1) was made, seconded, and approved by voice vote.
Action details: staff recommended and the council approved construction of an 87-space paved overflow lot at Cauley Creek Park for $435,030 plus a 10% contingency. The motion was presented as the final construction award; no separate amendment or dollar change was recorded in the public minutes.
