Danville will pay $27,400 to determine what should be done about its downtown fire station. City commissioners approved Monday a contract with the Bravura Corporation to conduct an initial assessment of the Main Street fire station's condition. The "preliminary services" provided by Bravura "are conceptual in nature" and "not intended to provide detailed planning or design information," according to the contract.
"The initial phase, which is outlined, is $27,400 to establish a proposed plan for the ... downtown station and then it provides for a transition into design," City Engineer Earl Coffey said.
According to Bravura's proposal, employees have already visited the fire station and met with Danville officials about the station's condition.