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Commissioners OK up to $10,000 from rainy day fund for museum window, foundation repairs
Summary
Miami County commissioners approved spending up to $10,000 from the rainy day fund to repair cracking south-facing windows and address foundation deterioration at the county museum; estimates cited were $5,025 for window work and $3,600 for foundation repairs.
Miami County commissioners voted unanimously June 1 to authorize up to $10,000 from the county's rainy day fund to address window and foundation problems at the local museum. Commissioner Keith Musselman proposed the limit after staff presented two contractor estimates: Complete Glass quoted $5,025 to repair south-facing windows, and a separate foundation inspection identified deteriorated cement blocks and a steel beam with an estimated repair cost of $3,600.
Commissioner Brenda Weaver moved to approve the expenditure and Commissioner Mark Horner seconded; the motion carried 3-0. The board instructed staff to proceed with repairs up to the approved limit and use rainy day funds to cover costs as needed. No additional funding source was specified during the meeting.
