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Potter County accepts high bids on surplus kitchen and refrigeration equipment
Summary
Following an agenda amendment, the commissioners accepted high bids on six Municibid items — including a $9,200 bid for a Bally walk‑in cooler/freezer — approving each award by unanimous vote.
The Potter County Commissioners amended the March 19 agenda to add Municibid auction items and then unanimously accepted the high bids for several surplus kitchen and refrigeration items.
Commissioner Robert Rossman moved to amend the agenda to add opening Municibids; Commissioner Paul Heimel seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The board then voted on individual items:
- Reach‑in freezer: high bid $1,175. Approved (mover Robert Rossman; seconder Paul Heimel; Rossman yes; Heimel yes; Grupp yes). - Southbend double convection oven: high bid $290. Approved (mover Paul Heimel; seconder Robert Rossman; Heimel yes; Rossman yes; Grupp yes). - Southbend double oven and cooktop: high bid $705. Approved (mover Robert Rossman; seconder Nancy Grupp; Rossman yes; Grupp yes; Heimel yes). - Imperial double convection oven: high bid $1,105. Approved (mover Robert Rossman; seconder Paul Heimel; Rossman yes; Heimel yes; Grupp yes). - Bally walk‑in cooler and freezer: high bid $9,200. Approved (mover Nancy Grupp; seconder Robert Rossman; Grupp yes; Rossman yes; Heimel yes). - Stand mixer: high bid $310. Approved (mover Paul Heimel; seconder Robert Rossman; Heimel yes; Rossman yes; Grupp yes).
Each award was moved and seconded by a commissioner and carried unanimously. No public discussion or objections are recorded in the meeting minutes.
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