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Committee discusses hazmat shed replacement at Fire Station 7; staff, contractor differ on slab approach
Summary
The committee reviewed a $99,959 contract to replace a hazmat storage building at Fire Station 7 damaged in the hurricane; staff and a contractor said most of the existing slab could be reused but insurance and engineer review may change that and staff promised to report back.
Columbia County staff presented Jan. 13 a proposed independent contract with 2 State Construction to replace a hazmat storage building at Fire Station 7 that sustained storm damage. Mr. Prather said the replacement contract is for $99,959 and that staff had been working with insurance, risk management and emergency management on funding and scope.
Committee members questioned whether the existing concrete slab would be demolished…
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