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#1516477 --- 07/07/18 01:11 PM
Re: ‘A SAD DAY’: Director Taylor on ‘paid leave’ in Seneca County, BOS members react
[Re: scwoodchuck]
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Loc: Seneca Lake
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Chuck, that is the nicest thing you ever said about me. I don't have to make things up. Here is the resolution approving the bid: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SENECA COUNTY Waterloo, New York 13165 27 day of December 2016. AWARD BID FOR ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION FOR PUMP CONTROL REPLACEMENT AND AUTHORIZE COUNTY MANAGER TO SIGN ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION
RESOLUTION NO. 303-16, moved by Sprvr. Trout, second by Sprvr. Wadhams and adopted by 656 ayes and 94 nays (Kaiser, Hayssen).
WHEREAS, Seneca County received bids on December 14, 2016 for General Construction for Pump Station Improvements (New FRP Liner) at Five Points Wastewater Treatment Plant; and WHEREAS, three (3) bids were received and ranged in price from $140,970.00 to $185,900.00; and WHEREAS, the low bidder is Blue Heron Construction Co., LLC.; and
WHEREAS, MRB Group completed a review and all documents required to be submitted with the bid; and
WHEREAS, the project cost is within 10% of the estimated budgeted amount; and
WHEREAS, MRB Group has contacted the Contractor and the Contractor stated that they have a clear understanding of the project scope and the associated bid price; and
WHEREAS, the Public Works Committee has reviewed and approved this resolution at its December 27, 2016 meeting; now, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that the Seneca County Board of Supervisors award the project to Blue Heron Construction Co., LLC in the amount of $140,970.00 contingent on the Contractor submitting the proper Bonds and Insurance as set forth in the Contract documents; and be it further
RESOLVED, that the County Manager of Seneca County has the authorization to sign the Notice of Award and all other Contract Documents upon satisfaction of the conditions set forth.When you add the payments to MRB and cost overruns, the total cost was about $200,000. You two obviously know each other and are just putting this CRAP out there so some people might fall for it. You have just enough information to make it sound believable and then try to make the county board and the county manager look stupid. All seeing eye is so devious she deserves a prize.
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#1516486 --- 07/07/18 08:50 PM
Re: ‘A SAD DAY’: Director Taylor on ‘paid leave’ in Seneca County, BOS members react
[Re: scwoodchuck]
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Registered: 08/05/07
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Loc: Seneca Lake
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Why would I do that? You wouldn't believe it anyway. The original contract expired in 2010, another reason you would not accept it. The agreement was signed in 2001. The Depot was closing and someone needed to take over providing Sewer Services to the Depot and to the Hamlet of Romulus, which were served by the plant. The State was building Five Points and needed sewer, but did not want to operate a sewer district, especially one that included other customers. That would have left the state setting rates, collecting payments, etc. The County formed Sewer District #2. The State accepted the plant from the DOD, upgraded the plant and contracted with the County to operate it. But the plant is owned by the State. From what I hear, the State didn't even know about the problem, much less engineer or approve the repair... or pay for it. So I think the deal works for both sides, unless the County decides, using customers' money, to pay for repairs. Then the State wins. Talk about unfunded mandates. Nobody is dumb enough to enter a deal like that. So unless you can provide me with the original contract all this is just your opinion.
So you changed the topic because you were losing now you're losing this one too.
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