Eloy City Council greenlights city hall project

Eloy Mayor Joel Belloc, right, and Eloy Vice Mayor Micah Powell, left, listen to Rick Carr of Abacus Project Management about the firm’s plans to help build the new city hall building. The council approved a contract with Abacus Monday night to manage the project./Kevin Reagan/PinalCentral

By Kevin Reagan | Pinal Central

Three contracts were approved Monday night by the Eloy City Council to initiate construction of a new City Hall building.

The project is estimated to cost $7.5 million and three funding sources have been identified: development impact fees, the city’s general fund and an excise tax bond.

Bond money and general funds would back the project’s most expensive portion — construction costs — estimated to be about $5.9 million. The council is scheduled to vote on a resolution in February, allowing the city to issue an excise tax bond.

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