Lee County supervisors move to fund engineering study after courthouse retaining wall collapse
County facilities officials reported a section of the courthouse retaining wall collapsed last winter and asked the board to place an engineering study and preliminary capital request on the board agenda so bids can follow; an engineering estimate of $68,000 was cited.
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Tom Wilson, facilities and maintenance committee chair, told the Lee County supervisors that a section of a courthouse retaining wall "fell over" in December and that the county needs an engineering study and design work before bidding permanent repairs.
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