City of Bryan receives another $2 million in insurance money to repair the storm damaged Phillips Events Center
Apr 27, 2022 ·
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This podcast contains comments with Bryan deputy city manager Hugh Walker, visiting with WTAW's Bill Oliver. The Bryan city council learns the city has received another $2 million dollars in...
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This podcast contains comments with Bryan deputy city manager Hugh Walker, visiting with WTAW's Bill Oliver.
The Bryan city council learns the city has received another $2 million dollars in insurance money to cover damages at the Phillips Events Center from damage sustained by winter storm Uri.
Deputy city manager Hugh Walker says some of what is now an $8 million dollar project is being put to changing the interior of the building that opened in 1971.
Walker says eight contractors will be involved in the project.
The council held a special meeting last Friday to award change order contracts that were part of the council's previously approved budget for the renovation.
Walker says the special meeting was needed so that eight contractors who were hired could keep working.
Walker says the reconstruction is expected to take around one year.
Walker estimates the city's share will be $1.7 million, which is $200,000 dollars over what is currently authorized.
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The Bryan city council learns the city has received another $2 million dollars in insurance money to cover damages at the Phillips Events Center from damage sustained by winter storm Uri.
Deputy city manager Hugh Walker says some of what is now an $8 million dollar project is being put to changing the interior of the building that opened in 1971.
Walker says eight contractors will be involved in the project.
The council held a special meeting last Friday to award change order contracts that were part of the council's previously approved budget for the renovation.
Walker says the special meeting was needed so that eight contractors who were hired could keep working.
Walker says the reconstruction is expected to take around one year.
Walker estimates the city's share will be $1.7 million, which is $200,000 dollars over what is currently authorized.
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