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Engineer flags structural concerns, estimates ~$3,000 per pile for repairs
Summary
Engineer Miss Katana reported on the road program and gave an initial assessment of a water-damaged building, noting the need for piles/piers with an estimated cost of about $3,000 each and further scoping to determine total work required.
Engineer Miss Katana briefed council on the road program and a structural assessment of a building affected by water damage. She said the road program covers repair and restoration, including signs and stormwater work when eligible, and described a recent inspection that identified issues under a floor and in the attic.
On the structural item she said that remedial work would likely require installing piles or piers and offered a rough unit estimate in the transcript—"about $3,000 a piece"—but emphasized that the total number needed and the final scope remain to be determined pending a full estimate and contractor bids.
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