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Highway superintendent outlines motor-grader specification changes; county to seek bids June 23
Summary
Highway Superintendent Doug Motis reviewed proposed motor-grader specification changes and told the Fillmore County Board the county will bid motor graders at the June 23 meeting as part of a possible rotation or leasing plan.
Highway Superintendent Doug Motis briefed the Fillmore County Board of Supervisors on May 26 on proposed changes to motor-grader specifications and said the county intends to put motor graders out for bid at the June 23 meeting.
Motis described which motor graders he would prefer to replace if a rotation with leasing proves workable; the minutes indicate the board will review the formal bids at the June 23 session. No formal procurement action was taken at the May 26 meeting beyond the discussion of specifications and the scheduling of the bid.
Nut graf: Equipment replacement and procurement timing are routine but carry budgetary and operational implications for county road maintenance; the scheduled June 23 bid will be the next formal step in the process.
Ending: Supervisors noted the plan to bid and deferred final decisions to the June 23 meeting when formal bids will be considered.
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