City HallWednesday, November 4
Carson City supervisors will weigh nearly $2.3 million in community center repairs Thursday
The Daily Carson City team
If you use the Carson City Community Center or its Aquatic Facility, Thursday's meeting matters to you. The Board of Supervisors will consider nearly $2.3 million in contracts and contingency funding for repairs, led by a $1.8 million roofing contract with D&D Roofing and Sheet Metal Inc., the lowest of three bids.
The roof contract is the biggest dollar item on Thursday's agenda
Sources: Carson Now, Nevada Appeal
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Community Center roof | $1.8M |
| Rapid DNA grant | $450K |
| Aquatic attic repairs | $269K |
| Anthony Law extension | $240K |
| Ricciardi legal fees, up to | $100K |
A $269,000 contract with Simerson Construction would repair moisture damage in the aquatic facility attic. Supervisors also will consider appointing Thomas Miller acting chief of the Department of Alternative Sentencing, effective Nov. 5.
- Rapid DNA grant: $450,000 federal, no city match
- Plateau subdivision: two-year extension requested
- Meeting: 8:30 a.m. Thursday, 851 E. William St.
- Public comment: email publiccomment@carsoncity.gov by 3 p.m. today
- Watch: carsoncity.gov/granicus or cable channel 191
Repair contracts could cost more than their base prices
- $1.98 million
- most the roofing contract could cost, with contingency
- $295,900
- most the attic repair could cost, with contingency
- 270
- single-family lots in the Plateau subdivision
Sources: Carson Now, Nevada Appeal
Near the end, City Manager Glen Martel will update the board, including on a new city hall project. The city recently announced a possible agreement with the Hop and Mae Adams Foundation could not come to fruition, largely because of higher interest rates.
Sources: Carson Now, Nevada Appeal