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Commission approves Southern Heritage Woodworks bid to demolish three buildings for $5,500

Unified Government of Cusseta-Chattahoochee County Commission · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The commission voted unanimously to hire Southern Heritage Woodworks (Option 2) to demolish three buildings and remove debris for $5,500; the contractor retains salvage and must provide insurance and workers' comp.

The commission approved a contract with Southern Heritage Woodworks to demolish three buildings on county property and remove debris for $5,500.

The contractor's written proposal described Option 2 as: "All of Option #1 plus demo the 3 buildings on property and load in containers supplied by city for $5500. Contractor shall provide workers comp. and proof of insurance. Contractor is NOT responsible for any EPA hazardous materials or removal discovered during demo." Commissioners voted to accept that Option 2 proposal; the motion was made by Commissioner Damon Hoyte, seconded by Commissioner Gerald Douglas and carried unanimously.

The county noted the contractor will retain salvage materials and is not responsible for hazardous‑materials remediation if any regulated waste is found during demolition. The commission directed staff to monitor compliance with insurance and safety requirements during the job.