North Ridgeville City Council Approves Cost Increase for Mills Creek Project
The North Ridgeville City Council has approved an amendment raising the design services cost for the Mills Creek Conservation and Flood Control Project from $507,500 to $665,200, citing complications from a high-pressure gas line and necessary federal permits. The project, which aims to mitigate flooding and create a park, requires redesign efforts mandated by FirstEnergy and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. An emergency clause was also approved to ensure work proceeds without interruption.
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North Ridgeville City Council approved an amendment increasing the design services cost for the Mills Creek Conservation and Flood Control Project from $507,500 to $665,200 due to complications from a high-pressure gas line, utility easements, and federal permits. The project aims to reduce flooding and create a park.
The increase reflects redesign efforts required by FirstEnergy and a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers permit. An emergency clause was approved for immediate effect to avoid work interruptions.
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