Increase Ghilotti Bros construction contract by $700,000 for Richmond Wellness Trail Phase I
$700,000 increase, total $1,000,000
Resolution 154-21
In Plain English
The city awarded Ghilotti Bros a contract to build the first phase of the Richmond Wellness Trail. Construction costs have risen from the original $300,000 to $1 million total. If approved, the additional $700,000 covers unexpected expenses during trail construction.
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