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Merkel council approves Safebuild inspection proposal, 4-0
Summary
The Merkel City Council approved a contract for Safebuild building inspection services after a brief presentation and questions about contract length, fees, permits and a "210 Warranty." The motion passed 4-0; one councilmember was absent.
The Merkel City Council voted 4-0 on July 14 to approve a Safebuild building inspection services proposal after a company representative described the service and answered council questions. Councilmember Collin Jacobs made the motion to approve; Elaine Chaney seconded.
Patrick Moran, representing Safebuild, was in attendance to explain the proposal and, according to the meeting record, said the company’s benefits include that "inspectors are licensed and impartial, can be scheduled daily, and inspect all phases of projects." Council members asked about the proposed contract length, whether costs would be passed to builders, the permits that would be required under the program, and a described "210 Warranty." The transcript does not specify the contract duration, fee schedule, or the warranty’s terms.
The motion carried with Jacobs, Chaney, Tyler Newberry and Lexi Smith voting in favor; Matthew Riggan was recorded absent. The minutes list no further conditions or amendments to the approved proposal. The council adjourned at 6:35 PM.
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