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Committee approves Hunt Club Road sidewalk contract, part of 2012 penny referendum
Summary
The Richland County Transportation Ad Hoc Committee voted to award the Hunt Club Road sidewalk contract to Kershaw Builders, Inc., approving a $787,000 base bid with a 15% contingency (about $905,000 total). The project is tied to the 2012 penny referendum and the Decker Woodfield neighborhood plan.
The Richland County Transportation Ad Hoc Committee voted to award the Hunt Club Road sidewalk contract to Kershaw Builders, Inc., approving a $787,000 base bid with a 15% contingency that brings the project total to roughly $905,000.
Staff told the committee the project is funded through the 2012 penny referendum and is part of the Decker Woodfield neighborhood improvement plan. “Total value is $787,000 and is built in with a 15% contingency,” a staff presenter said during the meeting.
Committee members asked no substantive questions about the award. A motion to approve the contract was made and seconded; the clerk then called the roll. Recorded yes votes from committee members included Pugh, Livingston, Weaver, Eileen and Mackie, and the motion passed.
The award authorizes the county to move forward with contract execution and scheduling for construction. Staff did not provide a construction start date in the meeting packet; committee members requested routine follow‑up materials on remaining 2012 referendum balances for future meetings.
The committee’s action gives the county authority to finalize the contract with Kershaw Builders, Inc.; any subsequent amendments or change orders will be brought to the committee or county council per standard procurement procedures.
