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Council awards $425,000 Thompson Park pool design contract to Schrickel Rollins|PSC, 4-1
On September 24, 2019 the council voted 4-1 to approve a $425,000 professional services agreement with Schrickel Rollins|PSC to design a replacement aquatics facility in Thompson Park, presented by Parks and Recreation Director Michael Kashuba. Mayor Ginger Nelson and Councilmembers Elaine Hays, Freda Powell and Eddy Sauer voted yes; Councilmember Howard Smith voted no. The staff memo said the work covered concept design, design development and construction documents, including demolition of the old pool, and would be paid from the construction fund, reimbursable by future bond funds.[1][2]
Michael KashubaGinger NelsonElaine HaysFreda PowellEddy SauerHoward SmithParkhill (formerly Parkhill, Smith & Cooper)
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On September 24, 2019 the council approved a professional services agreement with Schrickel Rollins|PSC "for the design of an aquatics facility to be located in Thompson Park," 4-1, on a motion by Councilmember Powell seconded by Councilmember Sauer. Mayor Nelson and Councilmembers Hays, Powell and Sauer voted aye; Councilmember Smith voted no. The minutes do not record a reason for the no vote. [1]
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- 4
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- 1
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The staff memo put the agreement at $425,000, covering concept design, design development and construction documents for a facility including demolition of the existing pool, a new outdoor pool and/or water attractions, a pump house/bathhouse, fencing, landscaping and pool deck. Fees were 6% of the lump sum for civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and landscape work and 2.5% for the aquatic facilities; funding was the construction fund, "reimbursable by future bond funds." The attached tabulation for Bid No. 6594 lists the vendor as Parkhill, Smith & Cooper. [2]
- Amount
- $425,000
