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Knott County approves water and sewer pay requests and routine invoices
Summary
Knott County Fiscal Court approved Chestnut Ridge Phase 2 pay requests, a Phase 2 sewer pay request and several invoices, authorizing payments to Independent Excavating, RMJE/Precision Engineering and others; transcript contains transcription errors for some amounts and names.
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Knott County Fiscal Court on Sept. 26 approved multiple infrastructure pay requests and a slate of invoices, clearing payments for water and sewer work and routine county expenses.
The court approved Phase 2, pay request 3 for the Chestnut Ridge project, which the meeting record lists as Independent Excavating for $88,008.37 and RMJE/Precision Engineering (Ron Johnson) for $80,865.20; the transcript also references an EKSAFE fund withdrawal request in a format that appears truncated in the record. “Pay request 3 will be phase 2, pay request 3, independent excavating for $88,008.37 and Ron Johnson, RMJE slash Precision Engineering, $80,865.20 for a grand total,” the chair read aloud during the item. The court voted to approve the payment.
For sewer Phase 2, pay request 6, the record lists Independent Excavating at $92,288.22 and an administrative fee for CRAD of $10,000; the court approved the sewer pay request and the administrative fee by voice vote.
The court also reviewed and approved a set of invoices and procurement items, which the transcript lists as including a cabin connection expense, an appraisal for the Sportsplex, FEMA work on several county roads, NRCS project invoices for Miller and Son, bridge-repair work and county advertising. Thomas moved to approve the invoices and Kraft seconded; a voice vote carried the approval.
Several numeric entries and place names in the meeting transcript are affected by transcription-formatting issues or truncation; the article presents amounts as recorded in the transcript and flags ambiguous items in the audit section.
