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Commissioner moves to approve $10,504 elevator electrical repair in courthouse
Summary
A $10,504 elevator electrical repair to meet inspection standards was presented; the chair moved to approve using funds from a staff budget (Kim's budget), but the transcript does not record a final vote in the provided excerpt.
The chair (Speaker 1) told commissioners the courthouse elevator needs electrical work to pass inspection and said the estimated cost is $10,504 and that funds are believed available in a staff budget. The chair said the work "needs to be done to pass inspection for that electrical wiring" and moved the board to approve the elevator‑repair proposal for that amount: "So I make the motion that we approve the, elevator repair proposal for that amount."
During discussion commissioners asked where the funds would come from and the chair said Kim (a staff budget holder) appeared to have available funds to cover it. The transcript records the motion to approve the repair but does not record a second or the final vote in the excerpt provided; the formal minutes should be consulted for whether the motion was adopted.
Why this matters: the repair is necessary for elevator safety and building-code compliance; commissioners flagged a specific dollar amount ($10,504) and a funding source during the meeting, but a recorded vote is not in the transcript.
