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County building project scaled back for cost; E-911 building progressing, county committee told
Summary
Committee members said the larger county building project was scaled down due to costs and that several size and budget figures were not specified in the meeting. Separately, the E-911 building has walls and a poured floor and is expected to be roofed by mid-November to allow winter work.
Committee members discussed the county building project and said it had been scaled down because of rising costs. One committee member reported varying square-footage figures (comments referenced 5,000 square feet and a larger prior estimate), and another said the existing facility measures about 4,700 square feet. The meeting did not include specific budget figures or a formal vote related to the county building project; those numbers were not specified in the discussion.
In a separate report, the E-911 project team said the building walls are up and the floor has been poured; contractors have installed rebar and poured concrete in blockwork for the storm bunker. The report projected roofing work to begin by mid-November so the structure can be enclosed for winter and interior work can continue.
The committee had no further action on either project at the meeting; a formal county building project report was not included in the packet and the committee did not record new design or budget approvals during the session.
