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Duhasik Park phase 1 estimated at roughly $6.5M; multi-step timeline outlined
Summary
Consultants described a stepwise timeline from design to grand opening: construction documents (~6 months), bidding (~3 months), construction (~6 months). They estimated the plan elements at about $6.5 million in today's dollars while cautioning unknowns remain.
Consultants gave the council a schedule and preliminary cost estimate for implementing phase 1 elements of the Duhasik Park master plan.
Todd Moller (KCI) listed the major steps: finish construction documents (about six months), complete bidding (about three months), and then construct (about six months), with a grand opening planned after construction. He said the team is between concept and document development and expects to move into the next steps shortly.
On cost, Moller told the council that "the estimated cost on the master plan in today's dollars is around 6,500,000," noting there are still unknowns that could change final figures. The presenters said some elements—full north‑side restrooms and larger utilities—were deferred to later phases because of permitting and budget constraints.
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