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Board approves $80,383 MFT oil-and-chip contract for street work
Summary
Trustees approved a Motor Fuel Tax oil-and-chip bid for $80,383—about $3,000 under the state's estimate—authorizing annual street maintenance beginning at the end of July.
The Village of South Jacksonville approved a Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) contract for oil-and-chip street maintenance at a bid amount of $80,383, which trustees noted was roughly $3,000 under the state estimate for the work.
President Samples said the bid amount was $80,383 and asked for a motion; Trustee Luber moved, Trustee Retzer seconded and the board approved the MFT contract by roll call. Public Works indicated the work would begin at the end of July and that Woods Lane might be added, subject to pricing.
The board did not provide a line-by-line scope in the public minutes beyond noting that IRC was contracted to begin oil-and-chip work; trustees accepted the bid as presented.
