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Colonies PID board recommends Green Plains Design for a $982,000 North Phase project
In November 2024 Rockrose Development presented a North Phase of new Colonies PID landscaping and drainage between homes and commercial property on Soncy Road, about $900,000, with a South Phase of about $800,000 later; the board voted unanimously to put the North Phase out to bid. In February 2025 board members objected that no board member was on the evaluation team, whose members a Rockrose representative had requested, and declined to award until all bid documents were reviewed. On March 11 the board unanimously approved Green Plains Design at a $905,000 base price plus an add alternate, $982,000 in all.[1][2][3]
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On November 6, 2024 a Rockrose representative described the North Phase as "a pedestrian friendly landscape area between the residential and commercial properties" and agreed the two phases would total $1.3 million in current dollars; the North Phase would be about $900,000 with a trench and the South Phase about $800,000. The board voted unanimously to put the North Phase out to bid on TLA's specifications. [1]
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Four vendors (Green Plains, Pilot Construction, Perry Williams and Tri-State) bid on RFP 207-25CR. On February 19, 2025 members "expressed dissatisfaction" with communication on the bid process, the lack of a board member on the evaluation team and bid packets not being available, and "Board is not comfortable in awarding a vendor until ALL bid documents are reviewed." On March 11 the board approved "Green Plains Design for their base price of $905k and their add alternate for a contract total price of $982k," unanimously. [2][3]
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- $905,000
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- $982,000
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The board minutes do not say how the North Phase would be paid for. The site does not assert that it is the Colonies park purchase later funded with Series 2026A certificates. [3]
