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Operations staff proposes abatement, easements and contract renewals; items moved to consent agenda

Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Operations staff briefed the board on starting abatement at nine properties, accepting a sidewalk easement, contract change orders, a mosquito-monitoring contract and other engineering procurements; the items were referred to the Thursday consent agenda for formal action.

Operations and safety staff (Jared) presented a set of administrative items that the board referred to the upcoming consent agenda. Jared outlined statutory-notice steps to begin the abatement process at nine problem properties and presented a sidewalk easement from Bryant Racing Equipment LLC for the Laredo Street sidewalks. He also described a change order for the Woodbine Road and Highway 90 project ($36,196) to finalize consultant CEI costs and noted a contract renewal with Public Health and Entomology Services LLC for $80,074 for mosquito-control monitoring and reporting.

Staff also recommended awarding Jacobs Engineering Group a continuing-engineering-services contract for water and wastewater (RFP 26-009), discussed time-only and cost change orders related to the Central Landfill Phase 5 expansion and a $28,000 change order for the Madura 5 pump station rehab. The board moved each item to the Thursday consent agenda; Jared and commissioners noted the time sensitivity of some procurements and the need to finalize matching funds when grants are involved.

Why it matters: These administrative and procurement items advance maintenance, public-health monitoring and infrastructure projects that affect service delivery across the county.