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Klamath County commissioners approve invoices, contracts, appointments and intergovernmental agreements
Summary
At a Jan. 28 meeting the Klamath County Board of Commissioners approved multiple procurement actions, a special-district appointment, a justice-court intergovernmental agreement and a tourism-grant amendment; fiscal impacts and revenue sources were noted where provided.
Klamath County's Board of Commissioners on Jan. 28 approved a series of procurement and administrative actions, including a code-enforcement abatement invoice, two title-search contracts, a county contract to provide road services to a city, a tourism-grant extension and an intergovernmental agreement for justice-court services for the Town of Bonanza.
The actions were taken by recorded voice vote during the meeting; in each instance the chair and present commissioners signaled approval and the motions passed.
Among the approvals, the board accepted an invoice from vendor American Made for cleanup and abatement work at 9453 Hill Road. The item summary presented at the meeting said American Made had been the low bidder at $9,900 and that the final invoice reflected higher landfill fees due to wet conditions; the amount recorded in the meeting was $11,244.44, to be paid from the violation reserve fund for the code-enforcement department.
The board accepted a quote from First American…
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