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Pendleton County approves $395,493.76 drawdown for Courthouse Annex as project progresses
Summary
The Pendleton County Commission unanimously approved a $395,493.76 drawdown for the Courthouse Annex project Dec. 16 and was told construction remains on track, with masonry work possible once weather improves.
The Pendleton County Commission unanimously approved a $395,493.76 drawdown for the Courthouse Annex project during its Dec. 16 meeting. Commissioner Roger Dahmer moved to approve the drawdown and the motion passed by a unanimous vote.
County officials reported that work on the annex is continuing and that warmer weather may allow crews to begin laying bricks in the near term. No new contract awards or scope changes were recorded in the minutes.
The drawdown funds are part of ongoing payments to the annex contractor; commissioners were updated on progress but did not record further spending authorizations at the meeting. The minutes note that project progress remains satisfactory and that staff hope to proceed with masonry work as weather permits.
The commission did not set a new action date for further annex approvals at the meeting; project oversight will continue through the commission's routine review process.
