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County pays Silling Architects $36,990 for courthouse expansion planning
Summary
The commission approved payment of $36,990 to Silling Architects for work on drawings and planning for a new Judicial Annex; commissioners said the design work followed consultations with elected officials and will be paid from Coal Reallocation funds.
Commissioners reviewed preliminary drawings and cost estimates presented by Silling Architects for an expansion of the courthouse complex, described as a potential Judicial Annex intended to meet county needs for decades. The commission approved payment of $36,990 to Silling Architects for the work completed to date; funds will come from Coal Reallocation accounts.
Commission President David Kesling said the architects met with elected officials to gather needs and then produced the drawings and estimate. Commissioner Chris Siler moved to approve payment and the motion passed unanimously; the county will retain the drawings for continued planning and budgeting.
