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Walton board authorizes ARPA funds and seeks bids for highway garage doors and cold-storage electrical work
Summary
Highway Superintendent Jeff Offnick told the board he expects about $15,000 for remaining cold-storage electrical work and requested an additional $20,000 for higher R-value garage doors; the board voted to use ARPA funds and seek bids.
Highway Superintendent Jeff Offnick told the Walton Town Board Nov. 4 that completing electrical work in the cold storage building will cost about $15,000 and that the department needs about $20,000 more to purchase garage doors with a higher R-value.
Councilman Leonard Govern moved and Councilwoman Patty Wood seconded a motion to use ARPA funds for the cold-storage electrical work and to allocate ARPA toward new highway garage doors, and to seek bids for the door work. The minutes record the motion as carried, "All in favor, motion carried."
The superintendents report notes the crew has been working on ditch and shoulder repairs and that electrical work and new doors are the next capital items identified for the highway facilities. The board did not specify a procurement timeline beyond the authorization to seek bids.
The action directs staff to proceed with the bid process and to use ARPA funds to cover the described costs.
