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Council approves seasonal lighting contracts, HVAC maintenance, insurance renewal and parks fee increase

Holly Springs City Council
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Summary

Council approved holiday-lighting contracts, an HVAC maintenance agreement, renewal of GMA/GIRMA PTSD coverage, and an increase to park rental fees; amounts included $4,240 and $1,660 for lighting contracts and $3,024 for HVAC maintenance, and the PTSD coverage renewal costed $5,772.

During the Dec. 4 meeting the Holly Springs City Council approved several routine contracts and policy updates.

City Manager Mr. Logan and staff recommended awarding two contracts to Scrubs Softwash for installation, take-down and storage of holiday lights: a not-to-exceed $4,240 contract for the Train Depot, Hardin Pavilion and Hardin House (to be paid from the Main Street fund) and a $1,660 contract for Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services Station No. 8; both were approved 4–0, contingent on required insurance documentation. Mr. Logan noted the vendor must provide insurance and a lift for installations due to roof materials.

Mr. Carter presented an annual HVAC preventative maintenance agreement with Air Pro Heating and Air LLC for $3,024 (lowest of three quotes) covering multiple city facilities; council approved the contract 4–0.

Ms. Norah presented renewal of Georgia Municipal Association/Interlocal Risk Management Agency PTSD coverage for first responders, citing transcribed reference to a statutory requirement ('house bill 451'); the fiscal impact was listed as $5,772 and council approved the renewal 4–0.

Ms. Lamasares presented a resolution to amend the parks master fee schedule, citing rising maintenance costs and recent facility improvements; the council approved the fee increases 4–0 following a parks and recreation committee recommendation.