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Commission approves special-fund distributions, accepts rock bids and signs final engineering agreement
Summary
The commission accepted recommended distributions from special alcohol, parks, elderly and museum funds, authorized HHW cleanup invoices, approved final engineering agreement for a 200 Street project and accepted multiple road rock bids.
The Crawford County Commission approved several routine but consequential administrative items Feb. 6, including fund distributions, vendor invoices and procurement awards.
County clerk Lisa presented the splits for special alcohol funds, parks, elderly and museum funds that had been reviewed in the morning work session; a commissioner moved and seconded approval of the presented amounts. Commissioners also approved vendor work to finalize household hazardous-waste (HHW) cleanup — staff reported Clean Harbors removed remaining flammable items (vendor fee cited around $11,000) and battery disposal costs were about $2,500.
On capital projects, commissioners signed the final engineering agreement among Crawford County, Cobb Valley Engineering and KDOT for the HR project on 200 Street; county staff said the county’s required share had been paid from prior-year funds and the agreement was a final administrative signature. The commission also accepted road-rock bids, awarding quarries across quadrants (Midwest Mineral/Farlington Quarry, Malbury Limestone, and Whitaker Aggregate) as recommended by staff.
Commissioners indicated they will continue to monitor invoices and project paperwork; several administrative items were seconded and approved during the meeting with no roll-call tallies recorded in the public transcript.
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