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Ashland approves $9,986 CDBG fence replacement agreement and construction contract for King’s Daughters & Sons project
Summary
Commissioners authorized a subrecipient agreement providing $9,986 from Community Development Block Grant funds to King’s Daughters & Sons for a fence replacement project and approved a $9,986 contract with Tri State Construction to perform the work.
The Board of City Commissioners of the City of Ashland on April 25 approved two related ordinances for a fence replacement project benefitting King’s Daughters & Sons.
The first ordinance authorizes an agreement with King’s Daughters & Sons as a subrecipient of $9,986 from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program for the fence replacement project. The second ordinance authorizes a contract with Tri State Construction in the amount of $9,986 to carry out the fence replacement, to be paid from CDBG funds administered by the Department of Community and Economic Development.
Both items were read as second readings and adopted after motion and second; the transcript records the standard affirmative vote. The ordinances and the contract amount are recorded in the meeting proceedings; the transcript does not provide the contract scope of work details beyond the project description, contractor procurement documents, or timelines for completion.
City staff and the commission indicated the funding source as Community Development Block Grant funds and listed the amount as $9,986 for both the subrecipient agreement and the construction contract.
