Approve final $389,660 payment to complete Richmond Parkway lighting renovation
In Plain English
The city hired NEMA Construction to upgrade lighting along Richmond Parkway for $680,000. Construction required additional work that wasn't included in the original contract. If approved, the city pays an extra $389,660 to finish the project, bringing total cost to $1,069,660.
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Votes
To approve the contract amendment with NEMA Construction
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved paying an additional $389,660 to NEMA Construction to complete lighting upgrades along Richmond Parkway. The original contract was for $680,000, but additional work discovered during construction has pushed the total project cost to $1,069,660. This represents a 57% increase from the original budget due to unforeseen work requirements. All seven council members voted to approve the contract amendment to finish the lighting project.
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