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Resolutions and motions approved included awarding a low bid for HVAC work at the Juvenile Justice Center, awarding fence replacement work on Harrison Street, approving a supplement to a construction management contract for the Sixtieth Street improvements, awarding a seal-coating bid for Cary Road, and approving listed tax corrections.

Beth Garber, assistant county administrator, said purchasing opened three bids for an air-handling unit refurbishment and fan-powered box replacement at the Juvenile Justice Center (phase 1 of a two-phase HVAC renovation). The board approved awarding the contract to Iman Plumbing Inc. for $435,058. Work is expected to be completed by Aug. 1, and phase 2 is scheduled to begin in spring 2026.

The board also approved a $97,950 low-bid award to Artisan Roofing for a fence replacement project along Harrison Street, describing the work as replacement of fencing that was damaged by recent storms; the replacement will use steel posts with treated wood to resist future storm damage.

The board approved Supplement No. 1 to the professional services agreement with Olson Associates for construction management on the Sixtieth Street Improvements (Highway 370 to Cape Park Road), adding $104,000. Zach from the county engineer’s office said the additional hours were needed for extra coordination with utilities, homeowners and additional construction surveying. Commissioners said the updated amount remained within a reasonable range of construction management costs — about 9% of total project cost after the supplement — and approved the supplement unanimously.

During the Board of Equalization portion of the meeting the board approved the consent equalization agenda and tax corrections numbered 17596 through 17599; County Assessor Dan Pittman indicated no additional explanation was required. Motions to approve the equalization consent and the tax corrections carried 5-0.

The board called an executive session “for the protection of the public interest” to discuss a real estate matter, and later returned to open session. The motion to go into executive session and the motion to reconvene were both approved by recorded votes of 5-0.

Motions and votes were recorded on the meeting record; all listed motions were approved with no nays or abstentions.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Meetings - Jun 03 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its June 3 meeting the Sarpy County Board of Commissioners approved several contract awards — including work at the Juvenile Justice Center, fence replacement on Harrison Street and a professional services supplement — approved tax corrections and recessed to an executive session to discuss real estate. All recorded votes were unanimous (5-0).","taxTitle","Sarpy County, Nebraska","taxId",3788,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6539515,"Sarpy County approves demonstration seal-coat on Cary Road to reduce dust",291,1301000,1592000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3639863-6b29e6c04fb0c29b769627e008a21569&start=1301&end=1592","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3639863-6b29e6c04fb0c29b769627e008a21569/thumbnail_1301000.jpg","/articles/6539515/Sarpy-County/Nebraska/Sarpy-County-approves-demonstration-seal-coat-on-Cary-Road-to-reduce-dust","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6539515-3f80c7642f5eabac6390e6a0e52803e0/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175061&Signature=gtuOKSOktd-924mjYcOU6jMe7okEQhvfeMzy6CjlZIdf1x-hljX-qNLsL0p5Oqx2uJHv1oVLqZpzE1YdkaF0ExiUPcrRu1Mn6h1--Eo9iIeGzOzwdsUsD0ZQByw~ULufoZQQ5dwpv1YhnpHxlfK1IhnCB4IN5Ugtx-orXcP-4e6~xCOI6no6OpSL0vW-vyFfKmCxD1ongh5Y4SqDk5ErZGfXyfI4sDNqpZjldKLXTx6~0phT2XpZIk1xAEbdm0enhoFqwkv-xm46bbsoLBfcj4rAln0nRSC0HzhQ3cEkK1WYsGGZ7Ao8uhho4742s4NMOLo8Yzt~5HTNZhtinOj2fA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners on June 3 approved a demonstration seal-coating project for Cary Road intended to reduce dust and improve surface traction for residents.

County Deputy Administrator Scott Bovic told commissioners the board received a single bid from Midwest Coatings Company Inc. for $541,810.79. “As we met with the neighbors last fall ... the residents at the time asked for some immediate relief, some improvements to safety because of dust,” Bovic said. The board voted 5-0 to award the contract.

The project is part of the county’s Northwest Sarpy Road network work and is intended as a short-term measure before more extensive reconstruction, Bovic said. Zach from the county engineer’s office described the treatment as “a bituminous, more of an asphalt mixture, kind of a slurry that’ll get mixed in with the aggregate. So it’ll still ride like a gravel road, but it’ll be black and keep the dust down.” He told the board the approach is a proof of concept: the county has used it on one prior local project and has seen similar treatments used in parts of Iowa, with an expected life span of roughly four to seven years.

Commissioners and staff discussed tradeoffs. Commissioner Kelly said the treatment could be finished quickly and would avoid prolonged closures that residents feared during full reconstruction. Commissioners also noted grading will be required before the treatment in sections of the road and that some paving contractors declined to bid because they would need to subcontract grading work.

Bovic said the county engineer’s office estimated the project would take about 17 working days once the contractor mobilizes and that the engineer’s preliminary official estimate had been $480,000; the actual bid came in higher at about $542,000. Commissioners approved the award after a motion by Commissioner Warren and a second by Commissioner Mixon.

The county described the expected additional benefits briefly as reduced dust, improved traction and drainage control in hilly sections, and the possibility that the treated surface could serve as a stabilized base if a future asphalt overlay is installed. Zach told the board the current plan remains to regrade the entire road in a few years, at which point the seal coat would be removed as part of full reconstruction.

The contract award does not change the county’s longer-term plan to perform a full road regrade; commissioners said the demonstration treatment is intended to provide faster, short-term relief for residents.","The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners approved a demonstration seal-coating of Cary Road, awarding a $541,810.79 contract to Midwest Coatings Company Inc. County engineers say the treatment aims to reduce dust and provide a short-term improved riding surface while a full regrade is planned in later years.","actionData","errors"]

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Sarpy County commissioners approve multiple contracts, supplemental agreement and tax corrections; move to executive session on real estate

Sarpy County approves demonstration seal-coat on Cary Road to reduce dust