Agenda: Golf carts, mental health, wetland credits, regional transit, Lift Station and Fire Station Access Roads, 2 TIA Road Bids @ LCC 2023-09-25

Update 2023-09-26:
Videos: Golf carts, mental health, wetland credits, regional transit, Lift Station and Fire Station Access Roads, 2 TIA Road Bids @ LCC Work 2023-09-25.

This week the Lowndes County Commission proposes to authorize spending $4.5 million on road projects,
plus golf carts for the Quiet Pine Golf Course at Moody AFB that the county now operates.


[Collage @ LCC Agenda 2023-09-25]


Collage @ LCC Agenda 2023-09-25

The biggest project at almost four million dollars is
TIA 2023-05 Briggston Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids,
leading from Madison Highway to Old Clyattville Road, where you will find Wild Adventures.

Cost What
$3,892,229.54 TIA 2023-05 Briggston Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids
$240,119.00 Fire Rescue Station 10 Pavement Resurfacing Bids
$222,377.49 Grove Point Lift Station Access Road
$194,166.66 NC-TIA 2023-01 Rocky Hill Church Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids
$85,440.00 Purchase of Wetland Credits for Shiloh Road Bridge Project
$50,160.00 Quiet Pines Golf Course Ezgo Golf Cart Lease Agreement
$4,684,492.69 Total

Perhaps a longer search would find information on the county website
about the
Purchase of Wetland Credits for Shiloh Road Bridge Project.
At least we can say what it is a bridge (or box culvert) over:
Big Creek, which runs into Franks Creek, which ends up in the Little River.


[Shiloh Road Bridge in WLRWT]


Shiloh Road Bridge in
the WWALS

map of the Withlacoochee and Little River Water Trail (WLRWT)
.

However, the Lowndes County Finance Department has a Bids web page that leads to specifics on each bid,
including for the
Grove Point Lift Station,
Briggston Road,
Rocky Hill Church Road,
and
Fire Rescue Station 10 projects.
Three of them include a location map and engineering drawings.
The exception is for Fire Station 10, but its
Bid Documents
do reveal the location of that fire station: 2981 US Hwy 84 East, Valdosta, Georgia.

Copies of all these documents and images of their pages are on
the LAKE website.

We do not have a copy of the board packet, because I forgot to send the open records request.

Although it is still mysterious why the board packet is not on the county’s webiste where they have an option “packet” that only produces the agenda and an agenda sheet for each item.

Here is the agenda.

LOWNDES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

PROPOSED AGENDA

WORK SESSION, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2023, 8:30 a.m.

REGULAR SESSION, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2023, 5:30 p.m.

327 N. Ashley Street – 2nd Floor

  1. Call to Order

  2. Invocation

  3. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag

  4. Minutes for Approval

    1. Work Session – September 11, 2023 & Regular Session – September 12, 2023

  5. For Consideration

    1. Quiet Pines Golf Course Ezgo Golf Cart Lease Agreement

      Documents:Quiet Pines Golf Course Ezgo Golf Cart Lease Agreement.pdf

    2. Mental Health Model Resolution for ACCG

      Documents:Mental Health Model Resolution for ACCG.pdf

    3. Purchase of Wetland Credits for Shiloh Road Bridge Project

      Documents:Purchase of Wetland Credits for Shiloh Road Bridge Project.pdf

    4. FY25 5311 Regional Transit Resolution

      Documents:FY25 5311 Regional Transit Resolution.pdf

  6. Bid

    1. Grove Point Lift Station Access Road

      Documents:Grove Point Lift Station Access Road.pdf

    2. TIA 2023-05 Briggston Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids

      Documents:TIA 2023-05 Briggston Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids.pdf

    3. NC-TIA 2023-01 Rocky Hill Church Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids

      Documents:NC-TIA 2023-01 Rocky Hill Church Road Grading, Drainage, Base, and Paving Bids.pdf

    4. Fire Rescue Station 10 Pavement Resurfacing Bids

      Documents:Fire Rescue Station 10 Pavement Resurfacing Bids.pdf

  7. Reports – County Manager

  8. Citizens Wishing to be Heard-Please State Your Name and Address

  9. Adjournment

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