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Yamhill County approves LSTA grant application, $452,777 roads contract and $119,000 HVAC purchase

Yamhill County Board of Commissioners · April 30, 2026
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Summary

The Board authorized submission of a 2026 LSTA Mini Grant application and approved several procurement items: a $452,777 chip-and-scrub seal contract with Sierra Santa Fe Corporation (Oracle #PW26003CON) effective through Sept. 4, 2026, and a $119,000 HVAC controls purchase order with Trane US, Inc.; all three motions passed with unanimous votes.

The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners approved multiple administrative items at its April 30 formal session, authorizing a library grant application and awarding two procurement contracts.

B.O. 26-114 authorized county staff to submit a 2026 Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) Mini Grant application. Commissioner David "Bubba" King moved approval; the motion passed with Commissioners Kit Johnston, Mary Starrett and David King voting aye.

B.O. 26-115 approved a Construction Services Contract between Yamhill County Public Works and Sierra Santa Fe Corporation for the 2026 Chip & Scrub Seal project in the amount of $452,777. The contract is identified as Oracle #PW26003CON and is effective upon issuance of Notice to Proceed through Sept. 4, 2026. Commissioner Kit Johnston moved approval; the motion passed with all three commissioners voting aye.

B.O. 26-116 approved a Purchase Order agreement with Trane US, Inc. to update HVAC controls in the Government Services Building for $119,000. Commissioner Johnston moved approval; Commissioners Johnston, Starrett and King voted aye.

Each of the above items was recorded as part of the Board's other business agenda. No public testimony was recorded on these items during the April 30 meeting.