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County approves $10,100 architect proposal for FEMA‑funded temporary offices
Summary
Commissioners approved, pending legal review, a $10,100 architect/engineering proposal for FEMA-funded temporary offices to support post‑storm recovery; staff said the cost is reimbursable under the FEMA scope of work.
The Mitchell County Board of Commissioners approved a $10,100 architect/engineering proposal tied to a FEMA‑funded project to construct temporary offices following storm damage.
Staff explained the scope of work and said the fee is under the county’s procurement threshold; because FEMA will reimburse the cost, staff recommended accepting the proposal pending legal review. “This is a $10,100 proposal from Scott Bartholomew,” a staff speaker said while describing the need to submit plans to building code reviewers for ADA and life‑safety compliance.
Commissioners moved and approved the recommendation to accept the proposal pending legal review; staff noted the work must meet code requirements and will be reimbursable through FEMA project funding.
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