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Commissioners approve consent docket including ARPA-funded projects and tax allocations

Cleveland County Board of County Commissioners · March 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Consent Items D1–D13, including ARPA-funded contracts (Cross Point Data $30,000; Streets, LLC chiller installation estimated $329,656.00), Dolese Bros. salt-barn invoices, Van Keppel equipment purchases, and the February 2025 alcoholic beverage tax allocation totaling $66,898.56. A payment to Daniel Lee Perry was corrected from $20,000.00 to $25,000.00.

The Cleveland County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent docket (Items D1–D13) on March 17, 2025, after Chairman Rod Cleveland requested a clerical correction to item D6a changing a payment from $20,000.00 to $25,000.00. The docket includes multiple ARPA-funded projects: a one-year software license with Advanced Production Partners LLC (DBA Cross Point Data) for $30,000.00; Streets, LLC work on chillers and pumps at 201 S. Jones estimated at $329,656.00; and Dolese Bros. invoices and blanket purchase orders related to a District 1 Salt Barn project (estimated total $83,075.00). The motion to approve the consent docket carried with all three commissioners voting yes.

Other items approved included a Van Keppel purchase of a 2014 Freightliner oil distributor truck (ARPA-funded), a contract for Personal Legend, LLC software support billed at $265.00 per hour, and the allocation of alcoholic beverage tax for February 2025 totaling $66,898.56 (Norman $41,956.12; Moore $20,578.25; others listed). The county clerk noted that the clerk's office will provide detailed reports on specified claims and blanket purchase orders for public review.