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New City Hall behind schedule

Ivan Foley by Ivan Foley
September 2, 2023
in Headlines, Local News
City Hall in Platte City

The new City Hall being constructed at 224 Marshall Road in Platte City. Ivan Foley/Landmark photo

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Construction continues on the new City Hall/police station for Platte City at 224 Marshall Road, though the planned opening, originally tentatively set for earlier this year, has been pushed back again. Now the expected move-in date is “prior to Thanksgiving,” reports Marji Gehr, city administrator. As of Aug. 18, Gehr gave the following update on construction: painting, ceiling tiles, doors and hardware expected to be complete at the end of August; a punch list review with general contractor, architects and the city is scheduled for Sept. 5; floor tile, wall tile and casework will hopefully be complete in mid-September; furniture installation is planned to be complete mid-September; site grading, stormwater flumes and inlets, concrete, landscaping, asphalt, curbs and fencing complete in September, with “move in expected prior to Thanksgiving.”

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