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Commission approves roughly $169,000 in bills; staff describes contractor process failures
Summary
The commission approved payment of bills totaling "about a little over a $169,000" and discussed a contractor who failed to follow required processes, prompting outside contractors to rectify work and potential unallowable charges.
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The Genesee County Planning Commission voted to pay bills totaling "about a little over a $169,000," a staffer said during the meeting.
Commissioners discussed several line items cited by staff, including architectural services and pass-through funding for motorized-trail events. Staff also described a contractor who "did not appropriately [process]" and required outside contractors to come in and "rectify those issues," which generated additional consultant work and possible unallowable charges. The chair said the matter appears to be contained and noted the county could pursue remedies through corporation counsel if necessary.
The motion to approve payment of bills was moved, supported and passed by voice vote with no recorded objections in the transcript.
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