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Grant County approves $4,663 courthouse window replacement; roofing deferred pending drain work
Summary
County staff recommended and the board approved replacing a courthouse window for $4,663 and agreed to postpone roofing until a roof drain is repaired by a plumber; staff will solicit local plumbers for the drain work.
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County staff presented responses to requests for proposals for courthouse window and roofing work and the board approved replacement of a broken window.
Jared Fischer and Planning and Zoning Administrator Jason Albert summarized proposals received. C & H Glass recommended replacing the broken glass at a cost of $4,663 and advised the county to contact glazing and caulking specialists for additional work; the board moved to have C & H Glass replace the broken window (motion by Meyer, seconded by Hochhalter) and the motion passed on a roll call vote. Two proposals were received for the roofing project; the board agreed it would be prudent to have a plumber address a roof drain before engaging a roofing contractor. Fischer said he will contact local plumbers to complete the work before returning to the board with a roofing contract recommendation.
The approval directs county staff to proceed with the window replacement and to coordinate necessary pre-roofing plumbing repairs; no roofing contract was awarded at the Oct. 15 meeting.
