Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Facility Repairs topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Staff report electrical problems and door failures ahead of Department of Labor walk-through; door replacement quotes requested
Summary
Staff told the group the Department of Labor will do a walk-through tomorrow and that electrical issues remain unresolved; they obtained a quote from Elliot's for electrical repairs and requested a Norton Glass quote for a likely door replacement, and they discussed possible access-control upgrades.
Speaker 1 told the group staff had reviewed a report ahead of a scheduled Department of Labor walk-through and that electrical problems identified in the report remain outstanding.
"We still have an issue with the electrical out there," Speaker 1 said and added that a repair quote had been obtained from Elliot's. Staff said repairs were unlikely to be complete by the walk-through but that showing progress would be useful.
Separately, Speaker 3 said the front door at the building cannot be locked easily and that the vendor looked at replacing or upgrading door hardware. Speaker 3 said one striker might be reusable but the door itself may need replacement; staff asked Norton Glass for a formal quote. Speaker 3 also described access-control options similar to what other county buildings use.
Staff discussed two pricing approaches for the access-control work: an upfront-installation option (an amount referenced in the documents as $7,100) and a monthly contract option (the vendor also cited an $180/month option in the transcript for door/access-control service). Staff noted the vendor would replace failed components under contract.
The transcript records no formal motion or vote tied specifically to awarding electrical repairs or the door-replacement contract; staff said they would obtain additional quotes and return with formal recommendations.
