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Commissioners approve multiple county contracts and purchases, including easements, postage machine and HVAC repairs
Summary
The board approved perpetual easements and temporary construction easements for Bridge 103, authorized purchase of a Pitney Bowes Ship Cube for the mail room, and approved HVAC VAV repairs and related facility work; commissioners asked staff to seek local bids for seal coating before awarding.
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The board approved a set of routine contracts and purchases during its April 20 meeting.
Highway staff presented perpetual and temporary construction easements tied to Bridge 103. A perpetual easement for Robert D. Urk was presented for $1,550; easements for Patsy M. Vanatter were listed at $925 (permanent) and $25 (temporary) and commissioners approved the documents pending any necessary survivorship language confirmation.
Tonya Dunsmore, chief deputy auditor, said the county purchased a second Pitney Bowes Ship Cube for the mail room to allow desktop configuration and weigh larger items; the unit costs $399.99 with a $72 annual software/service fee and $32 shipping for a total of $471.99. Commissioners approved the purchase.
Facility staff reported work on the building'wide HVAC controls revealed 10 VAV boxes that were not operating; a repair quote to bring the boxes up to date was $13,155. Commissioners approved the repair work. Highway staff also presented a seal‑coating/restriping quote for the front half of the building at approximately $6,042; commissioners asked staff to seek additional local bids before final award.
All proposed easements, the postage‑machine purchase and the HVAC repairs were approved by roll call votes during the meeting; the seal‑coating vendor selection was deferred pending additional bids.

