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Cherokee County approves landfill mechanic building bid and amends capital budgets for landfill and VA/Senior Center
Summary
The board awarded a bid for a landfill mechanic building to John Burgin Construction, approved contingency transfers totaling $58,944 for the landfill project and $21,959 for the VA/Senior Center, and adopted amended capital project ordinances for both projects.
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At its Feb. 16 meeting, the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners took multiple budget and procurement actions related to two capital projects.
The board awarded the bid for the landfill mechanic building to the lowest bidder, John Burgin Construction, Inc. It approved a budget revision to use $58,944 of contingency funds to cover additional costs of the landfill mechanic building project and adopted an amended capital project budget ordinance for that project; all motions passed unanimously.
Separately, the board approved a budget revision to accept grant revenues for the Veteran Services Office, and authorized use of $21,959 in contingency to cover additional costs related to the VA/Senior Center facility. The board adopted an amended capital project budget ordinance for the VA/Senior Center facility; those motions also passed unanimously.
