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Powell awards $351,842 pool‑resurfacing contract; closure expected about eight weeks
Summary
Council approved a $351,842 bid from Pool & Spa Medics (Denver) to resurface the leisure pool; Aquatics Supervisor Angela Frank said the resurfacing should last '10–15 years' depending on pool chemistry and the bid estimated about an eight‑week closure.
The Powell City Council awarded a contract to Pool & Spa Medics of Denver, CO for $351,842 to remove, repair and plaster the leisure pool. Administrator Zack Thorington said two bids were received and the low bidder was Pool & Spa Medics; council approved the award and authorized signatures.
Aquatics Supervisor Angela Frank told the council the resurfacing lifespan 'can be anywhere from 10-15 years depending on the pool chemistry' and that the bid estimated an eight‑week closure to perform the work. Councilman Troy Bray moved to approve the bid; the motion passed unanimously.
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