Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Owner Occupied Rehab topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
City Council reviews owner-occupied rehab bids and authorizes staff to award contingent on O C C R A release
Summary
The Lawrenceburg City Council conducted a bid opening for seven owner-occupied rehab homes and authorized staff to award contracts to the lowest qualified bidders contingent on OCCRA release of funds.
The Lawrenceburg City Council opened bids for seven owner-occupied rehabilitation (OOR) homes and authorized staff to award each home to the lowest qualified bidder, contingent on release of funds from OCCRA, a city official said.
Victoria (surname not provided), the city program presenter, told council the OOR program aims to assist 20 homes and that the city has 18 months to spend the grant funds. She presented a bid tab showing three bidders (Jetta Electric/Jeff Fleetwood, Jackson Construction, and Neil's Custom Exterior) with individual line amounts for each of the seven homes. Victoria asked the council to allow staff to award the bids to the lowest responsive bidder after staff completes a review and obtains OCCRA's release of funds.
Council approved the request by motion and voice vote. Staff said successful bidders would be notified and homeowners would meet with the contractor to sign contracts once OCCRA provides its release of funds.
