Council authorizes $25,000 for structural engineering on historic property design
Council approved an amendment authorizing up to $25,000 for structural engineering (Miller/Dunwoody) for a historic-building rehabilitation project; staff emphasized this funding covers design work only and that construction costs will come to council later.
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Council debated a staff request to authorize structural engineering for a historic-building rehabilitation. A staff member explained that Miller/Dunwoody was selected for its experience with historic buildings and state historic-preservation coordination; the current authorization seeks only engineering design, not construction funding.
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