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Lions Park Construction <br />The final Lions Park plans were approved and bids were authorized in May. Bid <br />openings were held in June for the three separate projects. Contracts were <br />awarded at the Council meeting of June 21 to Peterson Companies for the storm - <br />water project and park site/street improvement projects. All of the alternates were <br />approved including the northwest parking lot and pedestrian lighting. Schreiber <br />Mullaney was awarded the contract for construction of the pavilion. Council also <br />asked for quote for the planned future phase of the playground which was initially <br />postponed due to cost. Phase 2 was a challenge course for teens. At their meet- <br />ing of July 19, Council approved the quote, but asked that the Parks Commission <br />select the surfacing. The Commission selected artificial turf for phase 2 at their <br />July 21 meeting. <br />A ground breaking was held on July 6 and construction started the following week. <br />Peterson Companies handled removals and began grading on the park. The <br />grading work within the park had a dramatic appearance because material was <br />sourced within the park for the base of the new 147th Street extension and swap- <br />ping of materials provided substantial cost savings and improved both projects. <br />The City Hall parking lot, downtown streets, sport courts, and more were finished <br />in the fall. The pavilion started taking shape in November. Electrical work includ- <br />ing street lights and bollards will continue, but construction of the rest of the park <br />will pause over the winter. The pavilion will be under construction with a comple- <br />tion date of April 1, 2022 after which site work will resume in the park. <br />