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Township awards $86,950 contract to replace Activity Center retaining wall
Summary
Findlay Township approved a low bid to replace an aging railroad-tie retaining wall at the Activity Center, awarding Ten Mile Paving $86,950. The board said the existing wall is approximately 28–30 years old and recommended replacement.
The Findlay Township Board of Supervisors voted July 8 to replace the Activity Center’s retaining wall, awarding the contract to Ten Mile Paving for $86,950. Township Manager Thomas Garrett said the current railroad-tie wall, installed about 28–30 years ago, is deteriorating and the township engineer recommended replacement; nine bids were received and the engineer selected Ten Mile Paving’s proposal.
Supervisor Thomas Gallant moved to approve the bid to Ten Mile Paving in the amount of $86,950.00; the motion was seconded by Raymond Chappell and passed unanimously. The board did not specify a construction start date in the public minutes; contract execution and schedule will be handled by the township engineer and Public Works.
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