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At a glance: Cusseta‑Chattahoochee Commission approves bids, appointments and grant applications
Summary
At its Aug. 5 meeting the Commission unanimously approved minutes, awarded Friendship Road resurfacing to Oxford Construction ($358,750), approved a SEID/trail grant application, renewed the 4‑H agreement, and appointed Alison Wigand to the County Board of Health and reappointed April Hughes to New Horizons.
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The Commission of the Unified Government of Cusseta‑Chattahoochee County approved a set of routine and consent items during its Aug. 5 regular meeting.
Key votes and outcomes: Oxford Construction was awarded the Friendship Road LMIG resurfacing contract after bids were opened and reviewed by SOWEGA Engineering (low bid $358,750). The SEID/trail grant application and a 4‑H annual agreement renewal were approved. Alison Wigand was appointed to the Chattahoochee County Board of Health; April Hughes was reappointed to the New Horizons Community Service Board. Several sets of minutes (July 1 regular, July 28 work session and executive minutes) were approved by unanimous votes.
Several items were given first readings or otherwise set for a future vote: FLOST resolution (first reading, to be posted to the county website and go to second reading at the next work session), and a cemetery ordinance amendment (90‑day process; second reading at work session). The Commission also voted to amend the agenda to add the Hazard Mitigation Plan so the county could pursue GEMA/FEMA approval and reimbursement; that plan was adopted unanimously and is reported separately.
Motions were recorded in the minutes; when recorded votes were not provided in the minutes text, the minutes note that votes were unanimous. The county manager and department directors will bring estimated costs and bid specifications for pending SPLOST and tourism projects to the next work session for further review.
