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Coosa County approves $117,315 purchase of stream mitigation credits for Lake Martin paving project
Summary
The Coosa County Commission unanimously approved paying $117,315 to Westervelt Ecological Services for 869 stream mitigation credits so a paving project in the Lake Martin Industrial Park can proceed.
The Coosa County Commission voted unanimously June 18 to approve paying $117,315.00 to Westervelt Ecological Services for 869 stream mitigation credits, a step county officials said is necessary to proceed with a paving project in the Lake Martin Industrial Park.
"Motioned by Vice-Chair Brandon Davis to approve paying $117,315.00 for the purchase of stream mitigation credits from Westervelt Ecological Services," the minutes record. Vice-Chair Brandon Davis made the motion and Commissioner Bertha K. McElrath seconded it; Chair Lamar Daugherty, Davis and McElrath were recorded as present for the unanimous approval.
The purchase was added to the meeting agenda by motion during roll call. Minutes show an initial addition listed the cost as $117,000.00; a subsequent motion corrected that figure to $117,315.00 before approval. The minutes do not specify the department account or funding source that will cover the payment.
