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Supervisor offers old Oak Orchard building as possible Public Defender office; RFP invitation issued
Summary
Supervisor A. D. Berwanger reported the old Oak Orchard building is privately owned and may suit the Public Defender’s office; Berwanger was instructed to invite the owner to submit a proposal to the county RFP that closes July 17.
Supervisor A. D. Berwanger told the Planning Committee that the old Oak Orchard building is now owned by J. Rutowski and is available as a potential location for the Public Defender’s office. The committee instructed Supervisor Berwanger to invite Mr. Rutowski to submit a proposal to the county Request for Proposals (RFP) posted on the county website; the RFP closes July 17.
The minutes do not record a formal vote on space allocation; the entry records only the instruction to invite a proposal. Administrative staff will evaluate any submitted proposals per the RFP instructions and return recommendations to the committee if action is required.
The minutes identify Supervisor Berwanger as representing the Town of Arcade and list the RFP deadline explicitly; no lease terms or cost estimates were recorded in the minutes.
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