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Ware County approves $193,220 extension for right-of-way mowing contract
Summary
The Ware County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a one-year, $193,220 extension of a right-of-way mowing contract with K&A Mowing and heard that the cost will come from the county's single-county TSPLOST, with plans for county crews to take over next year.
The Ware County Board of Commissioners on March 9 approved a one-year extension of the county right-of-way mowing contract with K&A Mowing for $193,220. Commissioner Jon Tindall moved to approve the extension and Commissioner Barry Cox seconded; the board voted unanimously.
County Manager James Shubert said the expense will be covered under the county's single-county transportation special-purpose local-option sales tax (TSPLOST) and added that the plan is for county employees to perform right-of-way mowing next year.
The item drew brief discussion limited to funding. The motion to extend the contract passed on a roll-call vote with commissioners Leonard Burse, Jon Tindall, Timmy Lucas, Barry Cox and Chairman Elmer Thrift recorded as "aye."
