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County property committee flags jail valve replacement and reports courthouse boiler installed
Summary
The property committee reported a malfunctioning valve at the county jail requiring replacement and said the courthouse boiler project is complete and ready for winter.
The Livingston County Property Committee reported two facilities items: a failing valve at the county jail that is allowing water intrusion and the completion of a new boiler at the county courthouse.
Property Committee Chair Gerald Earing said the valve at the jail is "giving us fits of water coming in" and that the county will solicit bids to have the valve replaced. He said staff member Sean was obtaining bids for the work. Earing also reported that "the boiler is in at [the] courthouse" and that the job is complete and ready for winter.
No dollar estimates, contractor names, or timelines for the valve replacement were provided in the committee report. The boiler installation was described as complete; the committee did not discuss warranties, remaining punch-list items, or ongoing maintenance plans at the meeting.
The items were presented as committee updates; no formal approvals or contract awards were voted on during the meeting.
