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Warrensburg board approves pre‑qualified vendors for manufactured‑home replacement program and OKs $23,500 test well
Summary
The board approved preferred vendors for the $800,000 manufactured-home replacement program (Clayton Homes and Showcase Homes named as low bidders) and authorized a $23,500 test well at a fish-factory site to assess water yield and quality.
The Warrensburg Town Board approved pre‑qualified vendors for a state‑awarded manufactured‑home replacement program and authorized a test well at a local fish factory site.
Officials said the town was awarded about $800,000 for the manufactured‑home replacement program and sought board confirmation of low bids to establish a list of pre‑qualified vendors. The meeting record shows Clayton Homes submitted a low bid of $135,971 and Showcase Homes bid $138,650; a third named vendor did not submit a bid. A motion to approve the listed low bidders as preferred vendors was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.
Separately, the board approved a $23,500 proposal from Rosik Well Drilling to install a test well in the fish-factory parking-lot area to test production yield and water quality. Officials said the county had been consulted and the work would not impede factory operations.
Both items were presented as resolutions requiring standard follow-through: the vendor approvals will allow the program administrator to proceed with contractor selection under the grant, and the test well is an initial step to evaluate water supply feasibility for a potential water‑system upgrade.
What happens next: the town will complete any required contracting steps with the chosen vendors under the program and proceed with the test-well drilling and water testing as described.
