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Queenstown approves $8,211 sidewalk work from local contractor
Summary
Commissioners accepted a $8,211 proposal from David Sears to remove and replace sidewalks on Maryland and Steamboat avenues and approved starting the work immediately.
Queenstown commissioners on May 18 approved a contractor proposal to remove and install new sidewalks on Maryland Avenue and Steamboat Avenue. The quote from David Sears totaled $8,211 if the work is done now; concrete was quoted at 18 cubic yards at $150 per yard for the three sections. President Tom Willis moved to accept the proposal, Commissioner Al Hardee seconded and the motion passed 2-aye, 0-nay.
The decision authorizes contracting the described sidewalk work immediately. The transcript does not specify a start date or exact timeline for completion; commissioners did not record any conditions or amendments to the contractor's proposal during the session.
