New City Hall Getting $4 Mil Interior

MILPITAS, CA-City Council officials are spending $3.89 million for interior finishes to its new City Hall, which will be completed toward the end of 2001.

By Allison Landa | September 26, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The City Council recently approved eight contracts totaling $3.88 million for interior finish work to the structure, which will be completed toward the end of 2001. Limestone and various types of granite will be used both inside and outside. Beechwood was chosen for the council chambers.

All city services are operating from a temporary site in the Great Mall of the Bay Area at 1210 Great Mall Dr.

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