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Hurley approves $1,200 Lindbergh bid to preserve walnut at Hurley Heritage Center
Summary
The board accepted the lowest estimate from Lindbergh Tree Services (reported as $1,200) to preserve and cable a leaning black walnut at 44 Main Street (Hurley Heritage Center); the resolution passed by voice vote.
The board approved a resolution to accept an estimate from Lindbergh Tree Services to preserve and cable a black walnut at the Hurley Heritage Center (44 Main Street). Chair summarized three bids and reported the low estimate from Lindbergh (reported in the meeting as $1,200). "I motion to accept, resolution authorizing acceptance of an estimate from Lindbergh Tree Services for tree preservation services at the Hurley Heritage Center," the Chair said before the board seconded and approved the motion by voice vote.
Members discussed budget coding for the work and confirmed the contract will come from the town’s capital account for 44 Main Street (account references 31H were cited). The contractor's owner, identified in the meeting as Jordan Volker of Lindbergh, was noted by the Chair as having assessed the health of the tree before submitting the estimate.
