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Commissioners approve multiple contracts, telecommunications quote and facility repairs
Summary
The board rescinded one Kimley‑Horn IPO and approved a new water/wastewater master plan with Kimley‑Horn ($74,000), hired Planning NEXT for a joint‑land use plan (est. $75,000), accepted amended Granite Telecommunications pricing, and approved several facility repair and procurement quotes, including a jail window and carpet replacement.
At the Aug. 3 meeting, the Fayette County commissioners rescinded the April 6 agreement with Kimley‑Horn and approved a new Individual Project Order No. 2 for a water and wastewater master plan focused on a five‑mile radius around the county's Mega Site at a cost of $74,000. The board also approved an agreement with Planning NEXT, LLC to conduct a joint‑land use plan with an estimated cost of $75,000.
Staff recommended and the board accepted an amended quote from Granite Telecommunications to provide telephone equipment and services at several county locations, increasing a one‑time equipment fee to $1,768.60 and the monthly service fee to $186.31. Commissioners also approved Xenia Glass & Lock to install a tempered safety glass unit at the county jail ($745), accepted a quote from EJJRC LLC to install 384 yards of carpet tiles ($16,128.66), and hired Joanne Kesten & Associates to appraise the Lady Justice statue for insurance purposes ($250).
Each item was passed by recorded vote where shown. The rescind-and-replace action with Kimley‑Horn and the Planning NEXT contract advance county planning and utility master planning efforts tied to the Mega Site study area.
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