Marshall Metro High School Campus Park

PROJECT DETAILS

Project:	Marshall Metro High School Campus Park
Address:	3250 West Adams
Community:	East Garfield Park
Ward:	28
Description:	The Campus Park site improvement is a 10.3 acre site. The existing vacant lots and tennis courts will be demolished in order to provide an open field with green space at the site. Multiple streets (Spaulding Ave., Fifth Ave., Monroe Ave., and Adams St.)surrounding the school will be closed/vacated. The campus park will consist of the following amenities: Landscaping with shade trees, Multi-purpose field for football or soccer, Softball field, Arboretum, Ornamental lighting, Ornamental fencing, Benches and Trash receptacles. Along with the site improvement, the existing parking lot at the north end of the school will be demolished and reconfigured for additional parking stalls. The site will have have an additional parking lot at the south end of the school.
Contract Information:	Architect of Record: Macondo Corporation Contract: (PS966) Marshall Campus Park - AOR services Engineer of Record: Terra Engineering, Ltd. Contract: (PS1672) Marshall Campus Park-Engineer of Record Services General Contractors: McDonagh Demolition Inc. General Contractors: John Keno & Company Contract: (C1507) Marshall Campus Park Pay Application #1 (7/2/10) Pay Application #2 (7/2/10) Pay Application #3 (8/25/10) Pay Application #4 (9/29/10) Pay Application #5 (11/24/10) Pay Application #6 (12/22/10) Final Pay Application (3/21/12)

PROJECT PRESS RELEASES

Date	Description
3/9/2010	New Commissioner Appointed, New Park Contracts Awarded By Public Building Commission Board
10/19/2010	Mayor Daley Dedicates New Campus Park at Marshall Metro High School
1/1/2011	Public Building Commission Posts Year-End Results

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