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The Joshua Type A Economic Development Corporation and Parks Board voted unanimously to approve a quote not to exceed $1,770 to repair a sunken 45-foot section of sidewalk at the entrance to the Joshua YMCA.
Public works staff reported the slab had separated from the curb and sunk between about 2 and 4 inches, creating a trip hazard for YMCA patrons. Staff recommended mudjacking with sand and gravel to raise the slab; the contractor’s turnkey quote covered lifting and related work.
A board member moved to approve the quote and the motion was seconded. The chair called for a hand vote and the board approved the expenditure unanimously.
Staff noted the city owns the YMCA building and therefore is responsible for the repair. The work will proceed as a routine maintenance project; the board did not require competitive bids because the amount was below the threshold that would trigger additional procurement procedures.
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