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Board approves $37,563.60 SPLOST expenditure to replace PSC kitchen flooring
Summary
Public Buildings Director Alan Cagle reported the PSC kitchen flooring (16 years old) needs replacement; the Board approved use of SPLOST funds to hire Dura‑Cote at the low quote of $37,563.60.
The Morgan County Board of Commissioners approved use of SPLOST funds March 3 to replace the kitchen flooring at the Public Safety Complex (PSC).
Alan Cagle, Director of Public Buildings, told the Board the existing flooring is 16 years old and showed chipping and wear in several areas. Two quotes were submitted for replacement with a urethane coating; the lowest quote was from Dura‑Cote for $37,563.60. The Board voted unanimously to approve Dura‑Cote and the SPLOST expenditure.
The minutes record the age of the existing floor and the dollar amount approved but do not include a contractor performance timeline or specific SPLOST line‑item adjustments.
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