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Architect presents animal shelter plan; rough estimate about $800,000
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Architect Karen Beasley and county staff reviewed animal shelter plans, fencing, donor opportunities and a rough cost estimate of about $800,000 (not including site work); board discussed a Dec. 2 bid schedule and using local students for excavation work.
County officials met with Beasley Architect and staff Nov. 14 to review plans and costs for a proposed animal shelter. Architect Karen Beasley described changes to the north side of the building, added fencing for livestock, and provided a rough cost estimate of about $800,000 that did not include building pads, concrete or asphalt.
Deputy Boyd reviewed product and material research and presented supplier quotes; Engineer Coleman offered to handle excavation and suggested using Ohio Hi-Point students to assist. Commissioners heard that contractors were reluctant to give firm estimates while material prices remain volatile; the architect recommended advertising bid documents Dec. 2 with bid openings in early January.
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