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French Lick Redevelopment Commission approves lowest bids for two demolition projects
Summary
At its April 20 meeting the French Lick Redevelopment Commission accepted the lowest bids to clear properties at 751 South Michigan and 8939 West Maryland, awarding both jobs to Michael Hughes’ bid filings after a voice vote.
The French Lick Redevelopment Commission on April 20 voted to accept the lowest bids for demolition work at two properties in town.
Commissioners reviewed competing offers for 751 South Michigan and heard bids that included Ellis Development ($15,500), WW (various amounts), Tony Robbins (about $17,037), and Michael Hughes ($9,500). The commission moved to accept the lowest bid for the 751 South Michigan demolition and approved it on a voice vote.
The commission then reviewed bids for 8939 West Maryland Street. After reading multiple offers, the commission selected Michael Hughes’ low bid of $5,500 and approved that award on a voice vote.
The commission did not record a roll-call vote in the minutes excerpt; the meetings’ verbal record shows unanimous assent on both motions. There were no recorded amendments to either contract at the meeting. Next steps are routine contract paperwork and coordination with staff to schedule the work.
