Renovations at Bay City Hall are expected to be underway soon and will include a $1.5 million heating and cooling system upgrade. On Monday night, the Bay City Commission unanimously approved replacing the more than 30-year old HVAC system. The contract was awarded to Goyette Mechanical of Flint. The system replacement was recommended by city staff following an Oct. 12 roof fire that closed down City Hall after thousands of gallons of water poured through the building causing massive damage. While the HVAC system was not destroyed, city officials said it should be replaced while the building was empty and the drywall and ceilings were already removed for fire restoration.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Bay City Commission approves $1.5 million HVAC system for City Hall
via MLive.com
Renovations at Bay City Hall are expected to be underway soon and will include a $1.5 million heating and cooling system upgrade. On Monday night, the Bay City Commission unanimously approved replacing the more than 30-year old HVAC system. The contract was awarded to Goyette Mechanical of Flint. The system replacement was recommended by city staff following an Oct. 12 roof fire that closed down City Hall after thousands of gallons of water poured through the building causing massive damage. While the HVAC system was not destroyed, city officials said it should be replaced while the building was empty and the drywall and ceilings were already removed for fire restoration.
Renovations at Bay City Hall are expected to be underway soon and will include a $1.5 million heating and cooling system upgrade. On Monday night, the Bay City Commission unanimously approved replacing the more than 30-year old HVAC system. The contract was awarded to Goyette Mechanical of Flint. The system replacement was recommended by city staff following an Oct. 12 roof fire that closed down City Hall after thousands of gallons of water poured through the building causing massive damage. While the HVAC system was not destroyed, city officials said it should be replaced while the building was empty and the drywall and ceilings were already removed for fire restoration.
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