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Council reviews $29,000 request for fire department storage building; concrete and site work discussed

Chattahoochee Hills City Council · September 10, 2025
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Summary

Council reviewed a staff request to approve $29,000 to buy and site a 24x24 metal storage building for the fire department; members clarified the project includes a concrete pad and additional site work that may raise total cost.

Greg presented a request for council approval to spend $29,000 with Riley Contracting to provide site development and install a 24-by-24 metal building intended to store the rescue boat and the UTV.

Greg explained the project includes a concrete pad (4-inch in some places, 6-inch in others) to accept the building and that, once the pad and other small site items are included, the overall work could cost materially more than the $29,000 building line item. Several councilmembers asked whether the price included concrete and a roll-up door; staff clarified the concrete is part of the work and that further mechanical items would be specified in contracting documents.

Council members asked follow-up clarifying questions but did not take a formal vote during this meeting; the item remained a short business agenda request for approval in a future action.