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Conejos County retests courthouse for suspected asbestos; repairs await contractor bids
Summary
County Administrator Tressesa Martinez told commissioners that CTSI adjuster Bret is retesting courthouse carpet, walls and other areas for asbestos and that no Scope of Work has yet been submitted to start contractor bids for repairs.
County Administrator Tressesa Martinez told the Board of County Commissioners on Nov. 21 that CTSI adjuster Bret is conducting additional testing inside the Conejos County Courthouse to detect possible asbestos before repairs proceed. Martinez said a formal Scope of Work for repairs has not yet been submitted to the county, which is needed to solicit bids from contractors.
"Bret has not submitted a Scope of Work to the County," Martinez said, noting the county cannot move forward with contractor solicitations until that step is complete. The commissioners did not take immediate action beyond directing staff to continue the testing and prepare the necessary contracting documents.
Clerk Nathan Ruybal and staff also discussed permitting and compliance steps; Martinez additionally presented a county license-to-operate form that requires BOCC signatures for annual submission to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). No timeline for repair work was set at the meeting.
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