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Pella City Council Proceeds with Infrastructure Contracts, Pella Market Ordinance - Vimarsana News

Pella City Council Proceeds with Infrastructure Contracts, Pella Market Ordinance

The Pella City Council held two public hearings for two key infrastructure projects on the construction season calendar at their meeting Tuesday evening. Two resolutions were on the agenda and approved contracts for Oost Poort Alley infrastructure upgrades and the 218th Avenue and Neil Drive Reconstruction project. Council approved a contract with TK Concrete for $940,854 to reconstruct full sanitary sewer, storm sewer, underground stormwater, and paving improvements as well as downtown parking updates, and repaving with brick near the end of the project. A contract with Wicks Construction of...

Clear Lake school board OKs $3.3M bids for gym vestibule, other projects - Vimarsana News

Clear Lake school board OKs $3.3M bids for gym vestibule, other projects

The Clear Lake Community School District will pay more than estimated for the next three projects included in its $18 million bond referendum. The Clear Lake Board of Education unanimously approved bids for the gym vestibule area, high school interior renovation and the high school parking lot expansion Tuesday evening during its meeting. Collectively, the approved bids for the projects total nearly $3.3 million, which is about $500,000 more than estimated by ATURA architecture. The largest difference was seen in the gym vestibule area, originally estimated at $1.7 million. Clear Lake Schools...

A look back at the 'positive things' for Clear Lake in 2020 - Vimarsana News

A look back at the 'positive things' for Clear Lake in 2020

Clear Lake Mayor Nelson Crabb and City Administrator Scott Flory cut the ribbon for the city's new splash pad on July 3, marking the completion of its $1.4 million City Beach enhancement project. Lisa Grouette 2020 is a year many won’t soon forget, and the City of Clear Lake is no exception. Clear Lake City Administrator Scott Flory, who’s been in local government for more than 25 years, said this year has been “undoubtedly the most complicated” one for him. “However, while for many it is a year best forgotten; replete with challenges, tough mo...