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Craig County authorizes $362,989 from CIP fund for renovations to purchased Main Street bank building
Summary
The board approved R25-88 to transfer $362,989 from the County Capital Improvement Fund to pay Thompson & Litton for engineering, design and construction administration on renovations to the recently purchased Carter Bank & Trust building on Main Street; $503,000 previously considered for school allocation will not be allocated pending the school board's action.
The Craig County Board of Supervisors voted Dec. 4 to appropriate $362,989 from the County Capital Improvement Fund to pay Thompson & Litton for engineering, design and construction administration related to renovations of the recently purchased Carter Bank & Trust building on Main Street.
County staff said the purchase provides needed office space for county operations. At a public hearing, Kathy Jones explained that $503,000 budgeted earlier for the schools will not be allocated because the school board had not yet met to accept those funds. The board adopted Resolution R25-88 to transfer the $362,989 and appropriate it for professional services related to renovation work.
The motion to approve the budget amendment passed on a voice/roll-call vote (motion by Keith Dunbar, second by Jason Matyas). The minutes state the funds are to be paid to Thompson & Litton and specify the appropriation account (A&E/Construction Adm Thompson Litton). The project schedule noted in briefing materials calls for design work leading into construction administration for the building's conversion to county administration use.
The minutes do not record detailed contract terms for construction or a full project budget beyond the $362,989 appropriation; the board indicated that additional discussion about school-related allocations will occur once the school board meets.
