Commission debates donating county cold‑patch to local elementary school; concerns about private sales raised
A request to donate (or sell) a small amount of cold patch for an elementary school's accessible parking repair was raised; commissioners discussed whether the school should procure material on the open market and referenced previous penalties when county materials were sold to private parties.
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A commissioner brought forward a request from a local school seeking coal/cold patch to fill a cut in a parking lot for a handicap‑accessible space. Staff said the school had originally expected a donation but is now willing to pay; the estimated quantity was about 1.5 tons. Commissioners said they would prefer the school purchase material on the open market but agreed to discuss the matter further and asked staff to clarify the process.
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