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Commission approves low bid to repair memorial building masonry; Keystone Waterproofing selected pending final review
Summary
The Fayette County Commission moved to approve a $275,000 bid from Keystone Waterproofing to complete phase‑two masonry and cornice repairs at the memorial building, pending final contract review; a second higher bid was received from Danill Construction.
During the May 13 meeting commissioners considered bids to repair masonry and cornice elements at the memorial building. Two bids were presented: Keystone Waterproofing (low bid, $275,000) and Danill Construction ($426,339). A motion to approve Keystone's bid, subject to final review and 'passing muster,' was moved and seconded and carried on a voice vote.
Commissioners discussed project scope as a phase two of previously identified repairs and confirmed the work will address failing masonry, cornice and other exterior elements. No contract signature was recorded during the meeting; the motion authorized staff to proceed with final contract review and execution.
Commissioners also noted earlier consultant work and grant assistance for related historic‑preservation efforts elsewhere in the agenda.
