Smith County approves fairgrounds waterline bid
Summary
Smith County commissioners accepted Kingsbury Septic's $2,951.50 bid to trench a waterline at the county fairgrounds. The motion by Commissioner Jim Gwennap passed unanimously, and no further action was recorded in minutes about scheduling or start dates.
Smith County Commissioners voted to accept a bid to trench a waterline at the county fairgrounds.
“A motion was made by Gwennap and seconded by Ifland to accept the waterline bid for the fairgrounds from Kingsbury Septic for $2,951.50,” the minutes record. The motion carried unanimously with Commissioners Kurt Ifland, Dale Pickel and Jim Gwennap voting in favor.
The minutes do not specify a contractor start date or a project timeline beyond the accepted bid. County staff present for the discussion included Assistant Road Supervisor Travis Story, who had provided information on road and equipment priorities earlier in the meeting. The action completes the procurement decision recorded in the Oct. 21 minutes and authorizes the county to proceed with the accepted contractor under routine purchasing rules.
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