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Rock County commissioners table courthouse railing decision pending three informal quotes

Rock County Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2024
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Summary

At a July 1 special meeting in Bassett, the Rock County Board of Commissioners heard a proposal from a local contractor on railings for courthouse steps and a ramp and voted to table any decision until the county receives three informal quotes; the board approved the meeting agenda and then adjourned.

BASSETT, Neb. — The Rock County Board of Commissioners voted July 1 to table action on installing railings for the county courthouse steps and ramp until the county obtains three informal quotes, records show.

Chairman Wade D. Hollenbeck called the special meeting to order at 9 a.m. and noted the Open Meeting Law was posted in the commissioners' room. "The Open Meeting Law is posted on the East wall of the Commissioners room," Hollenbeck said at the start of the session.

Commissioner Colby Sybrant moved to approve the meeting agenda as posted in the clerk’s office; Commissioner Faye Smith seconded. A roll call vote recorded Sybrant, Hollenbeck and Smith voting "Yes," and the motion to adopt the agenda carried unanimously.

Robert Stout of Stout Welding met with the commissioners to discuss providing railings for the courthouse steps and the access ramp. After hearing the presentation, the board decided not to authorize work immediately and instead tabled the matter until staff can obtain three informal price quotes for the project.

The minutes record the decision to table without listing a formal mover or seconder for that specific action; the record states only that the "matter [was] tabled until we can obtain 3 informal quotes." The board later voted to adjourn; the minutes record a motion by Sybrant, seconded by Smith, and a unanimous roll call to adjourn. The minutes list the adjournment time as 10:05 (the transcript records "10:05 p.m."; given the morning start time, that entry appears to be a typographical error and is understood here as 10:05 a.m.).

The board set its next regular meeting for July 16, 2024, at 9 a.m. The meeting minutes were attested by Chairman Wade D. Hollenbeck and County Clerk Daunitta J. Buoy.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to approve agenda: Moved by Colby Sybrant; seconded by Faye Smith. Roll call: Sybrant Yes; Hollenbeck Yes; Smith Yes. Outcome: Approved.

- Motion to adjourn: Moved by Colby Sybrant; seconded by Faye Smith. Roll call: Sybrant Yes; Hollenbeck Yes; Smith Yes. Outcome: Approved.

What’s next

County staff will solicit three informal quotes for railings on the courthouse steps and ramp; no contract or work authorization was issued at the July 1 meeting. The item may return to a future meeting after quotes are collected and presented to the board.