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Worth County accepts Kingland Construction work on conservation remodel; retainage to be released after 30 days
Summary
The Worth County Board voted to accept final work on the conservation remodeling project performed by Kingland Construction, approving Resolution 2026-06 and initiating the 30-day period before release of 3% retainage on the contract.
Worth County supervisors voted to accept completion of a conservation remodeling project and approved a resolution to accept the work by Kingland Construction, triggering a 30-day period after which the contract retainage may be released.
Staff reported that Kingland completed all contract work; the original contract was $580,000 and the final contract amount was $583,004.28. Unidentified Speaker 2 said the project included minor additions — “we added a couple of welding receptacles” — and a deduct related to a transfer switch change. He added that “the 3% has been withheld throughout construction,” and the resolution formally accepts the work and starts the clock on any maintenance-fund items.
Chair asked for a motion to approve Resolution 2026-06 accepting the work; a motion and second were recorded and the board conducted a roll-call vote. The chair announced the results after roll call: Stone — “Aye.” Bogart — “Aye.” The chair stated, “Motion carries.”
According to staff, the retained 3% will remain withheld for 30 days following formal acceptance; after that period the retainage can be paid to Kingland Construction if no maintenance claims are reported. The board did not raise objections during the discussion.
The next procedural step is the administrative release of retainage after the 30-day acceptance period, assuming no outstanding maintenance claims.
