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Carleton council approves $5,500 HVAC replacement for police building
Summary
The Village of Carleton Council voted to accept Kodiak Heating & Cooling's $5,500 quote to replace the Police Department HVAC. The motion, moved by Council member Terry Burkardt and supported by Jim Geiermann, passed 4-0 on a roll-call vote.
The Village of Carleton Village Council on July 28 approved a $5,500 contract with Kodiak Heating & Cooling to replace the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system in the Police Department building.
Council member Terry Burkardt moved, and Jim Geiermann supported, “to accept the quote from Kodiak for $5500.00.” The motion passed on a roll-call vote with Burkardt, Robert Pernicano, Debbie Stolkey and Geiermann voting yes; there were no recorded nays.
President James Penix told the council he obtained four quotes and that Kodiak was the most favorable option, including positive feedback from council members about customer satisfaction. The minutes do not specify the funding source or a contractor start date; Penix said he would call Kodiak after the meeting to schedule installation.
The action is recorded in the meeting minutes as an approved purchase; no amendments or contingency conditions are listed.
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