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Oklahoma County accepts donation of leftover aggregate from two Oklahoma City school projects
Summary
County trustees approved accepting donations of construction materials — about 500 tons from Douglas High School and 650 tons from U.S. Grant High School — that county crews will pick up and use as aggregate/gravel stockpiles.
Oklahoma County agreed to accept donated leftover aggregate from two Oklahoma City school construction projects, staff told commissioners. Gary Jewell, a project manager with Oklahoma City, said approximately 500 tons of material from Douglas High School and 650 tons from U.S. Grant High School will be available for county pickup and use.
Commissioners discussed timing and how the materials would be transported back to county yards for future use. "Both projects are, I believe, are nearing completion. We're just going to be responsible for picking up what's left over and bringing it back to our yard for material," Jewell said. A motion to accept the donations was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Trustees also approved striking items 11 and 12 from the consent agenda earlier in the meeting; the transcript indicates that action was taken by unanimous voice vote.
What happens next: county crews will coordinate pickup of the donated aggregate as projects near completion; no pickup schedule was specified on the public record.
