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Council awards replacement playgrounds at ten parks on its consent agenda, 5-0
The council's consent agenda, approved 5-0, awarded ten turnkey playground replacements under BuyBoard contract 592-19, at Benton, El Alamo, Glenwood, Hines Memorial, Mary Hazelrigg, Pleasant Valley, Sanborn, Southeast, Stephen F. Austin and Will Rogers parks, with awards from $129,450.21 to $155,801.00. Benton Park's playground opened with a ribbon cutting on May 31, 2022; El Alamo and Will Rogers were pushed to February 2023.[1][2][3][4]
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The February 22, 2022 consent agenda awards were: Benton Park, Child's Play, Inc., $149,969.76; El Alamo Park, Lea Park & Play Inc., $153,573.00; Glenwood Park, Exerplay Inc., $152,247.25; Hines Memorial Park, Exerplay Inc., $144,359.35; Mary Hazelrigg Park, Child's Play Inc, $149,964.38; Pleasant Valley Park, Kraftsman Commercial Playgrounds and Water Parks, $136,067.66; Sanborn Park, Kraftsman, $129,450.21; Southeast Park, Kompan Inc., $145,176.52; Stephen F. Austin Park, Kompan Inc., $148,198.75; and Will Rogers Park, Lea Park & Play Inc., $155,801.00. Together these total $1,464,807.88 (a sum computed for this site). The minutes do not state the funding source. [1]
- Total
- $1,464,808
- Playgrounds
- 10
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The board was told in March 2022 of "ten playground renovations that has been approved by city council to be funded." Benton Park's ribbon cutting was May 31, 2022. In December 2022 the CIP project manager said El Alamo and Will Rogers had been pushed back to February 2023 and that three manufacturers being used were not on BuyBoard. [5][3][4]
