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Lewis County commissioners approve contracts, appointments and set May 6 hearing on building-code changes
Summary
At their April 8 business meeting commissioners approved five contract and grant items, finalized a subdivision plat, confirmed appointments to the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging and set a May 6 hearing to consider amendments to the county building code.
Lewis County commissioners on April 8 approved five contract- and grant-related items, finalized a subdivision plat in Centralia’s urban growth area, confirmed multiple appointments to the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging and set a May 6 hearing on proposed amendments to the county building code.
The board approved a contract for masonry rehabilitation of the historic Lewis County Courthouse, accepted an amendment to a Department of Ecology solid-waste assistance grant, awarded construction work at the fairgrounds’ 4-H barn, finalized the Providence Heights subdivision plat and confirmed several agency appointments. The items were moved and approved together and passed on unanimous 3-0 votes.
Why it matters: the actions allocate public grant funds, move a long-running redevelopment project toward construction, and place a building-code amendment on the calendar for public hearing. Several of the approvals rely on external grants that set deadlines and matching requirements.
County manager Ryan Barrett told the commissioners the masonry contract for the courthouse will be awarded to Masonry Restoration Consulting of Lake Stevens for $106,000, with funding coming from the Washington State…
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