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Board suspends rules and authorizes County Manager to execute OES fleet maintenance lease
Summary
The Board voted to suspend rules and authorized the County Manager to execute a previously approved lease for an OES Fleet Maintenance Repair Facility at 1129 E. Geer St.; the suspension motion carried unanimously.
The Board of County Commissioners voted on Jan. 5 to suspend the rules so the County Manager could execute a previously approved lease for the Office of Emergency Services (OES) Fleet Maintenance Repair Facility at 1129 E. Geer St.
Commissioner Michelle Burton moved to suspend the rules and Vice Chair Nida Allam seconded; the motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Wendy Jacobs then moved, seconded by Vice Chair Allam, to authorize the County Manager to execute the lease agreement consistent with terms previously approved by the Board and subject to legal review.
Staff previously presented the lease terms and funding; the temporary location will allow OES Fleet Maintenance operations to relocate by the County vacate deadline tied to the sale and demolition of their prior leased facility. The Board delegated authority to the County Manager to execute the lease to avoid delays in relocation operations.
Minutes record the rule suspension as carrying unanimously; the minutes do not include a roll-call vote tally for the lease authorization, but subsequent agenda items proceeded, indicating the Board authorized the action.
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