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Madison County commissioners approve routine resolutions, reject sewer project bids and reappoint prevention specialist
Summary
At a July 7 meeting, the Madison County Board of Commissioners approved several routine resolutions (including a payment item), voted to reject bids for the Sterling Springs sanitary sewer CDBG project and authorize a rebid, and reappointed Dietrich Huntington to a regional prevention council.
Madison County commissioners approved several routine items and took three recorded actions on July 7: a resolution described during the meeting as a payment associated with the county Audubon matter; a resolution to reject all bids for the 2024 CDBG-funded Sterling Springs Deep area sanitary sewer improvement project and authorize a rebid; and a resolution reappointing Dietrich Huntington as the county’s prevention specialist to the Central Ohio Regional Prevention Council.
The motions were moved and seconded in open session and each was put to a roll-call vote. The transcript records affirmative responses by members during the roll calls; specific tallies by name were not fully captured in the transcript excerpts available. The action to reject and rebid the Sterling Springs sanitary sewer project was described on the record as a formal resolution to proceed with rebidding after rejecting existing bids.
What the record does not show: ordinance or resolution numbers, detailed vote tallies by member name, contract or bid amounts, or schedules for when the project will be rebid. The reappointment names the individual (Dietrich Huntington) and the body (Central Ohio Regional Prevention Council).
Next steps: staff will carry out the procurement and processing steps required to rebid the sewer project and to effect the reappointment; the meeting record does not specify timelines or contract amounts.
