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Read. Follow. Verify.Proposed $16.2M Contract Amendment for Warm Mineral Springs Park Renovation
Record date · July 7, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The North Port City Commission is considering a contract amendment for the ongoing renovation and floodproofing of Warm Mineral Springs Park. This action would authorize an additional expenditure of up to $16,281,229 for of the project with Wharton-Smith Inc.
This decision authorizes a $16,281,229 expenditure of public funds for the second phase of construction at the city-owned Warm Mineral Springs Park, impacting the project's budget and timeline.
Who It Affects
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Wharton-Smith Inc.
The firm is the designated construction manager for the project and will receive the funds if the amendment is approved.
North Port residents
Residents are affected by the allocation of city funds toward the renovation and the ongoing status of the public park.
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Large-scale infrastructure investment
The city is committing over $16 million to a single park renovation project, indicating a significant capital investment in the Warm Mineral Springs site.
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