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Commissioners: Madison Valley Manor kitchen project moving forward; hazardous-materials testing to begin
Summary
A commissioner told the Madison County board that hazardous-materials testing will begin and kitchen design is being finalized for the Madison Valley Manor construction project; the board discussed whether existing kitchen hood equipment can be reused pending state recertification.
Commissioners were briefed on progress with the Madison Valley Manor construction and a related kitchen project. A commissioner said the county is "finalizing kitchen design, and it's on the right track," and that staff are documenting existing equipment to determine whether any hoods or ovens could be retained. The commissioner noted that replacing ovens would trigger state recertification requirements.
The commissioner also said hazardous-materials testing will be conducted ahead of demolition, "not because we think there is any. But if we don't test it now, then we'll just have to test it when we do demo." No formal action was taken; staff will continue design work and report back to the board.
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