HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_0359DEC - ; 1993 342
CLARIFICATION OF THE NUMBER OF APPOINTMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE
ANIMAL GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE: Mr. Mashburn addressed this matter.
The state law does not require a five -member grievance committee,
and neither does the county's ordinance. Therefore if the board of
commissioners wishes to have only a three-member board, it may do
s0.
MOTION from Commissioner Hamby that the county have three
representatives on its Animal Grievance Committee, effective
immediately.
VOTING: Ayes - 5; Nays - 0.
AWARD OF BIDS FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS: Mr. Carson
Fisher presented this to the board. He introduced the
representatives present from SPATCO. Mr. Fisher explained about
the unregulated tank at DSS, for which the County could receive
clean-up funds. Bids were requested for the removal of fuel tanks
on county property. Only one bid was received, which meets the
requirements of the bidding process.
The following bid was received from SPATCO:
1. Mobilization 250.00
2. Remove 10,000 gal. heating oil 6,687.00
at DSS
3. Remove 2,000 gal. diesel fuel 4 648.00
tank at Cooperative Extension Serv.
4. Remove 1,000 and 4,000 gal. 5,935.00
tanks at Landfill
5. Perform tank and line tightness
test on used oil and gasoline tanks 400.00 800.00
at County Garage
6. Contaminated soil treatment cost
for 5 foot area (if found) for
10,000 gal. tank at Social Services 64.00 yd. 17,352.00
7. Contaminated soil treatment cost
for 5 -foot area (if found) for
2,000 gal. diesel tank at Coop. Ext.64.00 yd. 9,585.00
S. Contaminated soil treatment cost
for 5 foot area (if found) for
1,000 and 4,000 gal. tanks at
Landfill 64.00 yd. 17,716.00
Performance Bond 2.75% 1,732.00
For the furnishing of all labor, materials,
equipment, etc., as indicated by items 1-8
of this Proposal, this set of Contract
Specifications, and the Contract Drawings, the
undersigned hereby quotes the sum of:
$64,705.00
Mr. Fisher said the 10,000 gallon tank would be considered a
commercial tank and the county would be eligible for clean-up funds
if there is contamination. since this is an unregulated tank, the
county has the option of leaving it in the ground. There is no
time schedule for taking it out. If there was any leakage that
would have to be reported to the state and then the county would be
liable for any clean-up costs afterwards.
The Cooperative Extension tank is a regulated tank. It is