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Appling County approves appraisal contract, roof repairs and $46,300 for tractor‑pull bleachers; road project list advanced

Appling County Board of Commissioners · March 30, 2026

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Summary

The board approved a one‑year appraisal/maintenance contract (to position the county for the 2027 reassessment), awarded a low bid for roof replacement, agreed to reimburse $46,300 for repaired tractor‑pull bleachers, and approved a $4 million road project list for future bidding.

Appling County commissioners approved several procurement and budget-related items during the meeting, including an appraisal/maintenance contract to help the tax office meet a required three‑year reassessment cycle, a roof-repair low bid, reimbursement for repaired bleachers used at the tractor-pull facility, and a prioritized road-improvement list.

Staff outlined two options to meet the state-mandated reassessment schedule: hire 3–4 new county appraisal staff and certify them, or contract with a vendor (described in the packet as GMS) to provide appraisal/maintenance services. Staff said the county would not pay the vendor’s fee until 2027 but needs to enter an agreement now to secure scheduling; the agreement was presented as a one‑year contract leading into planning for 2027. "So we wouldn't pay the $116,000 until 2027," staff said. The board moved and approved entering the appraisal‑maintenance agreement.

On building maintenance, staff recommended full roof replacement for county buildings and the food bank after storm damage; the board approved the low bid by L & L Home Supply (bid language in the packet varied between $61,001.99 and a motion listing $61,199). The transcript contains both figures; the county did not read a corrected single figure aloud during the meeting.

The commission also approved paying $46,300 to the Young Farmers group for completed bleacher repairs at the tractor-pull property (staff noted the work was inspected and expected to be serviceable for two years). Commissioners discussed prior estimates for full replacement near $400,000 but supported the reimbursement for completed work.

Finally, staff presented a prioritized road list of resurfacing and paving projects (including several named roads and an added 1.3‑mile segment), estimating the package at about $4,000,000. Commissioners approved the list so staff can proceed to project generation and bidding; funding sources cited in discussion included previously allocated splash/LMIG amounts but a full funding breakdown was not read into the record.

Actions approved at the meeting were procedural approvals to enter the appraisal contract, accept the low roof bid, reimburse $46,300 for bleacher work, and approve the road‑project list for subsequent bidding. Where dollar figures in the transcript varied or appeared garbled (see audit), the county will need to confirm exact contract amounts and bid totals in the official minutes and procurement records.