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Cromwell-Wright school board approves $17,400 pond and ditch bid
Summary
The Cromwell-Wright Public Schools board unanimously approved a $17,400.00 contract for a pond and ditch project from Tom Anderson after Superintendent Nathan Libbon reviewed the project's scope at a special Oct. 2 meeting.
The Cromwell-Wright Public Schools Board of Education voted Oct. 2 to approve a $17,400.00 bid from Tom Anderson for a pond and ditch project. The motion to approve the bid was made by board member Brian Granholm and seconded by Shayne Korpela; the vote was recorded as Yea: 4, Nay: 0, Absent: 2.
Superintendent Nathan Libbon had presented the project scope to the board earlier in the meeting and said he had distributed a scope-of-work list to local contractors to solicit bids. The formal action on the bid was recorded in the meeting minutes as: "Motion to approve the pond bid of $17,400.00 from Tom Anderson as presented." The minutes do not specify the funding source or contract start date.
Board Chair Timothy Homstad presided. The motion was carried by the four members present — Timothy Homstad, Brian Granholm, Alisha Soderbloom and Shayne Korpela — while two members, Faith Nyberg and Tristan Johnson, were listed as absent. The meeting adjourned at 6:44 p.m.
