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Page County approves $1.53 million courthouse roof bid; insurance payout and deductible discussed
Summary
The Page County board voted to approve a $1,530,635 bid to replace the courthouse roof. Officials discussed a $103,284 depreciation to be paid on project completion, an expected net insurance check of $1,427,351, and a $1,000 deductible.
The Page County board voted to approve a $1,530,635 bid to replace the county courthouse roof, the chair announced during the meeting.
The chair said, "And what it is is the amount is $1,530,635," and explained that the insurer applied $103,284 in depreciation that will be paid when the project is complete, leaving a net expected insurance payment of $1,427,351 after a $1,000 deductible. A committee member asked for clarification about how those figures appear on the check; the chair confirmed the net amount and said the depreciation will be released at project completion.
Board members moved and seconded a motion to approve the bid and authorized signature for contract execution. The motion carried by voice vote.
Members also discussed timing and scope: the chair said the clock tower repair may not be finished by Christmas and that the county will confirm contractor start dates, which may affect the overall schedule for reopening the tower. The board did not record additional conditions or amendments to the award during the meeting.
Next steps: county staff will complete contract paperwork and coordinate with the vendor and insurer on payment timing and project scheduling.
