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Commissioners approve slate of routine resolutions including $128,602 pavement-striping contract
Summary
On April 9 the Wood County commissioners unanimously approved a set of resolutions covering vouchers, personnel actions, deposits to the county employee health care trust, intergovernmental emergency-management agreements, a $128,602 pavement-marking contract, authorization for an $8,000 study amendment with Kleinfelder and a request to apply for a Bowling Green special event permit for the June 16 America 250 courthouse event.
The Board of County Commissioners approved the resolutions listed in the meeting packet by a unanimous vote on April 9. Commissioner Theodore H. Bowlus moved to approve the listing and Commissioner Craig LaHote seconded; all commissioners voted yes.
Key approvals in the packet included:
- Resolution 26-00443: Authorize an agreement with Griffin Pavement Striping, LLC for the 2026 placement of pavement markings on various roads throughout Wood County — cost shown in packet: $128,602.
- Resolution 26-00447: Authorize first amendment to agreement with Kleinfelder for the Wood County Highway Garage site feasibility study — additional work authorized in the packet: $8,000.
- Resolution 26-00450: Authorize the county to apply for a City of Bowling Green special event permit to close a portion of Court Street for the America 250 event at the courthouse on June 16.
- Resolutions 26-00433, 26-00434, 26-00435 and 26-00436: Authorize deposits to the Wood County Employee Health Care Trust for medical/prescription, vision, dental and life insurance related to the employee health benefits plan.
- Resolution 26-00445: Authorize purchase of an Epson DS-970 scanner for Juvenile Court ($1,299) and Resolution 26-00446: authorize purchase of two tables for courthouse breakroom ($2,338).
- Resolution 26-00452: Authorize Change Order #1 with Dirt Slingers Excavating for PY24 building demolition and asbestos abatement (amount not specified in the listing).
The packet contains additional routine items (vouchers, personnel actions, agreements with townships and villages for emergency-management participation, maintenance contracts and administrative-service amendments). The roll call in the minutes records commissioners Craig LaHote, Theodore H. Bowlus and Doris I. Herringshaw voting yes on the motion to adopt the resolutions.
