North Tonawanda to make repairs to golf cart path
Friday September 28, 2012 | By:Kori Sciandra | News
NORTH TONAWANDA - During the Tuesday, Sept. 25 North Tonawanda Workshop meeting, Patty Brosius, executive director of the North Tonawanda Youth, Recreation and Parks asked the council to approve the use of funds intended for repairs on the golf cart path.
The project, which will use the full allotted amount of $40,000, will repair imperfections to the already existing path.
The funds, which were set aside in last years city budget, will repair a large portions of cracks and imperfections on the path. It will not widen or lengthen the path.
It is expected that with the low bid of $30.53 per square foot, the project will be awarded to Northeast Diversifications, Inc., of Lancaster, during the upcoming North Tonawanda Common Council meeting to be held Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The project will begin in November in order to have the repairs completed for the start of the next golf season.
“Patty believes that by doing this project now, we are getting a better price,” said Council President Rich Andres.
In other city news:
• North Tonawanda Mayor Rob Ortt will present the council with his preliminary budget at the upcoming Tuesday meeting.
• The North Tonawanda Youth, Recreation and Parks Department along with the T-NT Gateway Committee is sponsoring their Annual Haunted Harbor from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20.
• A benefit for former North Tonawanda resident Jordan Benedyczak, will be held Oct. 20. See page 3 for full details.
The project, which will use the full allotted amount of $40,000, will repair imperfections to the already existing path.
The funds, which were set aside in last years city budget, will repair a large portions of cracks and imperfections on the path. It will not widen or lengthen the path.
It is expected that with the low bid of $30.53 per square foot, the project will be awarded to Northeast Diversifications, Inc., of Lancaster, during the upcoming North Tonawanda Common Council meeting to be held Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The project will begin in November in order to have the repairs completed for the start of the next golf season.
“Patty believes that by doing this project now, we are getting a better price,” said Council President Rich Andres.
In other city news:
• North Tonawanda Mayor Rob Ortt will present the council with his preliminary budget at the upcoming Tuesday meeting.
• The North Tonawanda Youth, Recreation and Parks Department along with the T-NT Gateway Committee is sponsoring their Annual Haunted Harbor from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20.
• A benefit for former North Tonawanda resident Jordan Benedyczak, will be held Oct. 20. See page 3 for full details.
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