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Waterville council authorizes RFPs for police garage and library remodel
Summary
The council voted to advertise requests for proposals for architectural services for a police department garage and a library remodel and discussed project scalability, potential phased options and initial cost estimates.
Administrator Teresa Hill requested authorization to advertise requests for proposals for architectural services for two potential 2026 projects: a police department garage and a library remodel. Council discussed whether projects could be scaled or completed in phases and whether the firm working on the Fire Hall (BKV) might provide discounts for multiple projects. Council approved advertising the RFPs by unanimous vote.
Council discussed an informal Menards estimate that the police facility design could cost under $2,000 for an initial quote; Attorney Jason Moran said selling or leasing Old City Hall would require a legal description and likely a survey costing about $2,000–$3,000. The council asked staff to pursue proposals and bring results back to the council for selection and potential contract awards.
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