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Franklin County Fiscal Court awards road‑department building contract, approves multiple material bids and advertises redevelopment project
Summary
The court awarded a contract to SLA Enterprises LLC to erect two buildings at the county road department, authorized advertising for redevelopment bids, and approved several material bids (aggregates, bituminous surface, concrete and N‑12 pipe) during its June 7 meeting; a few votes included abstentions.
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Franklin County Fiscal Court on June 7 awarded a contract for two new road‑department buildings, authorized advertising for a road‑department redevelopment project and approved multiple material bids.
Squire Scotty Tracy moved and Squire Richard Tanner seconded authorization to award a contract to SLA Enterprises LLC for erection of two buildings at the Franklin County Road Department, 100 Lewis Ferry Road (Bid Package #1); the motion passed with all members voting in favor.
The court then authorized advertising for bids on the broader Road Department redevelopment project after a motion by Squire Tracy and a second by Squire Tanner.
The Fiscal Court approved several material contracts and low‑bid awards: Various Sizes of Aggregates to Harrod Concrete and Stone (Squire Sherry Sebastian recorded an abstention), Class I Bituminous Surface to H.G. Mays Corporation (sole bidder), Class A Concrete to Harrod Concrete and Stone (Squire Sebastian abstained), and N‑12 Polyethylene Pipe & Fittings to Hays Pipe Supply (sole bidder). Each award was moved and seconded as recorded in the minutes and carried by the court.
The meeting minutes record abstentions by Squire Sherry Sebastian on the aggregate and Class A concrete awards; other votes were recorded as favorable. The minutes do not include contract dollar amounts, delivery schedules, or start dates.
The court completed the procurement and moved on to other business.
