Hollywood City Hall is set to undergo some necessary touch-ups this summer with a renovation project that targets the building's exterior. According to an announcement on the city's official website, Structural Preservation Systems teamed up with Bliss & Nyitray Structural Engineers to spearhead this endeavor starting Monday, June 10, and will actively work through until September 27.
This structural facelift aims to address the surfaces of concrete and stucco that wrap around the governmental building. Officials have emphasized that these measures are strictly preventative, ensuring that City Hall will continue to be safe for all those who frequent it. The renovations are slated to commence on the west side using an array of scaffolding and lift trucks. They've also devised plans to strategically schedule work on the north side to minimize disruption, opting to execute on Fridays or Saturdays to better accommodate the traffic flow adjacent to the drive-thru services.
The city has proactively communicated the likely impacts of the construction on the daily visits of employees and patrons alike. In this vein, they've prepared for the onset of noise, dust, and vibrations that will be intermittently noticeable, as explained in the release. They further convey a clear call to practice caution when navigating the building's vicinity during this period.
Assurances have been made by the involved parties to make vigorously efforts to minimize the construction's ubiquity in the daily operations of City Hall. Nevertheless, for those individuals requiring further information or possessing any inquiries, the city encourages contact with their Department of Design & Construction Management at phone number 954.921.3410, as stated in their announcement.
