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Splash Pad and other bids accepted by City Council The low bid on the splash pad was accepted in a unanimous vote by the Columbia city Council in the special called meeting July 18, 2022. The lowest bid was from Bluegrass Recreation at just under $140,000. Mayor Pam Hoots said that she depended on landscape professional Darren Henson to advise the City if the lowest bid met the same specifications as the higher one and he said that it did. She also said that in response to questions about water usage, Henson said the splash pad does not require constant flow. Other bids accepted at the meeting included: A Massey Ferguson tractor from Ag Revolution at $41,300; Four police vehicles from Don Franklin Auto at $143,387; & Adams excavating for cleanup and removal of chimneys at the Burkesville Street Park for $5,200. Additionally the park was given its official name, Columbia Citizens Park. The next goal on the 17-acre park will be a walking trail development on the property followed by a dog park. This story was posted on 2022-07-21 00:29:38
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