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Court approves survey work to advance county warehouse and emergency response center plans
Summary
The court approved a proposal to hire surveyors to locate utilities, topography and other site features on two properties for the county warehouse and Emergency Response Center; staff discussed line items (roughly $9,400 and $8,700) and said funds were available in the project budget.
Staff asked the court to approve professional surveying services so architects could begin laying out foundation, drainage and utility plans for two properties tied to the county warehouse and emergency response center. "This is just a survey for the surveyors to come out, find the utility connections, get some, grade, and different things so that they can begin architects can begin to lay out foundation, drainage," staff said.
Commissioners discussed the proposal cost — one commissioner noted it "looks like 9,400 for Street and Huber 8,700" — and funding availability from the capital projects account was confirmed. The court approved the surveying proposal and staff said surveyors would likely begin work that week.
