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Commissioners accept low bids for Market Village materials; project is grant-funded
Summary
The board approved low bids for site materials for the Market Village project across the square (benches, fencing, trash receptacles, ADA signage, pavers, gravel, limestone). Commissioners noted the work is grant-funded through DCNR with an in‑kind local match.
The Potter County Commissioners accepted the low bids for materials needed at the Market Village project across the square, with the chair reading vendor names and amounts into the record and the board approving the group of items on a single motion.
Bids announced included park benches from National Outdoor Furniture ($2,631.40), fencing and signs from Home Depot ($1,409.60), trash and pet-waste receptacles (Webstaurant, $1,260), ADA signage from Grainger ($114.71), paver edging from Home Depot ($1,896.88), 2A gravel from North Penn Supply ($2,947), and limestone from Heidelberg Materials (multiple tonnage line items). The transcript lists a second Heidelberg Materials limestone line as "15,86886" (transcription unclear); commissioners confirmed the package of purchases is funded by a grant from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources with an in-kind local match.
The chair said the board would take the low bid on each item and the motion to accept the bids was moved, seconded and approved on voice vote. The board did not record individual roll-call votes during this acceptance.
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