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County approves heated‑sidewalk quote; project update shows 59% complete on courthouse remodel

5601744 · August 18, 2025
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Summary

Commissioners approved a $16,908 quote for heated sidewalk work at the remodeled county building, discussed conduit runs for future utilities, and received a construction update reporting 59% completion of interior and mechanical work.

The commission approved a $16,908 quote from Fuquay (McPherson Quality Air) for installation of a heated sidewalk on the west side of the county building, payable from county facilities funds. The system will use PEX tubing and an antifreeze solution; staff said it would be activated in anticipation of freezing and snow events. Commissioners also discussed adding conduit runs under the pour to allow future fiber or utility lines to be installed without cutting concrete. County staff reported the courthouse remodel is about 59% complete. Major work in progress includes mechanical, electrical and plumbing rough‑ins, fire alarm and sprinkler installation, sheetrock and painting on several floors, tile work in restrooms, and concrete patching. The Kardex (automated filing) units were reported as scheduled to ship with an estimated arrival of Oct. 20; the vendor will perform installation. Project managers are measuring the current vault and deed storage to decide whether to move the existing heavy filing units or replace them. Commissioners discussed employee parking in the planned garage, signage placement on the building and tower, furniture installation estimates (roughly $39,000 to receive, move and assemble furniture and dispose of packing), and storage and accessibility for deed records. Staff said they will continue to refine furniture lists and ensure conduit and pull‑boxes are installed now to avoid later concrete cuts.