METS Terminal Renovation Parking Change
Summary
The city spent $13,175 more to finish the Metz admin renovations, including repairing a ceiling ruined by a leaking air conditioning unit. Staff say this is the final change order and the project can be closed out.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 2
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Sep 10, 2026, up from 0 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Adds $13,175 to the renovation contract, bringing it to $731,966.15.
City employees working in the renovated Metz administrative building.
Drivers who rely on two-hour parking along NW 6th Street for two months.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Board of Public Works - Oct 22, 2026
The city spent $13,175 more to finish the Metz admin renovations, including repairing a ceiling ruined by a leaking air conditioning unit. Staff say this is the final change order and the project can be closed out.
Board Of Public Safety - Oct 14, 2026
Traffic Engineering recommended seven new handicap parking spaces citywide after hazard reviews, while two residents asked for sign removals after buying homes where the signs were no longer needed. These changes affect accessible parking availability on several streets.
Board of Public Works - Sep 10, 2026
METS sought approval for a $51,774.44 fare collection software and computer update from Genfare, LLC, plus authorization to seek bids for terminal security services.
Board Of Public Safety - May 13, 2026
NW 6th Street parking between Vine and Sycamore would shift from two-hour to bus-only from May 18 to July 18 while the METS terminal is renovated.
Board of Public Works - Jan 29, 2026
A small change order with Danco Construction nudges the METS Admin & Terminal renovation contract up by about $687 to $689,387.
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