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Boone County awards $2.01 million contract for Phase 9‑R landfill expansion
Summary
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Boone County Board of Supervisors approved plans and awarded the Phase 9‑R landfill expansion contract to LeRoy & Son, Inc., for $2,008,413.50. The board voted unanimously to adopt the plans and authorize the award.
Boone County supervisors voted May 20 to approve plans and award the contract for the Phase 9‑R Expansion Project at the Boone County landfill.
Chairman Erich Kretzinger and Supervisors Shawn Bryant and Scott Longhorn opened a public hearing on the project at 9:33 a.m.; Auditor Davies reported the auditor’s office had received no written or verbal comments. After closing the hearing, the board approved Resolution 26‑17, which approves the plans, specifications, form of contract and the engineer’s estimated cost, and Resolution 26‑18, which accepts the bid and authorizes the award. The board then approved signing the Notice of Award to LeRoy & Son, Inc., for $2,008,413.50. All votes were recorded as "All Ayes."
The board record shows the hearing was held to review the plans and the engineer’s estimate; no public comments or challenges were logged in the auditor’s office during the published comment period. The Notice of Award signals the board’s intent to move forward with contract execution and project delivery subject to the usual contract administration steps and any required contractor submittals.
The project will proceed through standard contracting procedures; the meeting minutes do not specify a construction start date or funding source beyond the bid and award. The board did not identify any conditions or amendments attached to the award during the meeting.
