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SHOREWOOD The Shorewood-Troy Library District board has pulled the plug on a contractor working one of its largest construction projects, further delaying the project's completion.
Library Board members voted Thursday to terminate a contract with Evanston-based Continental Construction, Inc. to reconstruct a new window-wall after the company ceased communication with library officials and architect firm Tria Architecture, Director Jennie Mills said.
"We thought things were moving smoothly in December, but we have lost all contact with them," Mills said. "They aren't responding to communications through email, phone calls, and the architect hasn't been able to reach them either."
Mills said officials last heard from Continental on Dec. 18, and the company last worked on the wall Dec. 29.
"As of Jan. 1, they stopped reaching out to us," she said.
A message left Friday by The Herald-News with a Continental employee seeking comment wasn't immediately returned.
Mills said about $13,000 has been paid to Continental for work done so far, but most of that money was paid to subcontractors. The only steps left for the project are drywall construction, painting, decorative details and the window glass installation.
"We're consulting with Tria Architecture and our attorney to clean up legal issues this left behind," Mills said, adding that staff is figuring out how to pay the remaining subcontractors who have completed work.
Mills said a building committee meeting is set for 7 p.m. Jan. 20 to determine next steps, which likely will include making a decision on a new contractor.
The termination comes after Continental delayed the project several times, Mills said.
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ESCANABA - With County Administrator Nora Viau's retirement tentatively scheduled for this spring, qualifications for her successor were discussed in a committee of the whole meeting at the Delta County Service Center Thursday.
No official decisions were made at Thursday's meeting, which was held primarily to give committee members a chance to discuss the process of hiring a new administrator.
"I want to keep it very informal," Board Chair Mary Harrington said.
The qualifications for Viau's successor will be based on those used for her appointment, which were last updated in 2009.
These will likely include a master's degree in business or public administration (or a closely-related field with specialization in accounting and/or management) and three to five years of relevant experience, preferably with a governmental entity.
The possibility of forming a committee to oversee the process of reviewing applicants' resumes was also discussed during Thursday's meeting.
Harrington said she and Viau will complete the first draft of an advertisement next week, which will be used to solicit applicants for the position.
"Here's what I'm going to do: I'm going to get with Nora, we're going to write an ad, (and) I'm going to get the ad back to you," Harrington said.
Once the advertisement has been completed and approved by the members of the Delta County Board of Commissioners, it will be posted with Michigan Works!, the Michigan Association of Counties, and the Daily Press.
A job description for the county administrator position will be finalized in a later meeting.
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BELLOWS FALLS >> The Rockingham Selectboard voted unanimously Tuesday to grant a request for $3,000 from the Rockingham Revolving Loan Fund for window replacement at a local tatoo parlour.
All five Selectboard members approved the loan, which Mountainside Tattoo owner Alex Lawrence will use to replace windows at this shop at 55 The Square, according to Rockingham Finance Director Francis "Dutch" Walsh. A memo from Walsh states the town design review board has given approval for the window replacement and the Revolving Loan Fund Committee recommended the loan.
The loan term will span 24 months at 10 percent interest. According to Walsh, Lawrence's monthly payments will be $138.43.
During Tuesday's public comment portion, Bellows Falls resident Marie Perrault stood up to express her concern over two Holstein cows on School Street that are left exposed to the harsh winter elements. She said this is unfair to the bovines.
"The animals are suffering out in the cold. I think something should be done about it," she told the Selectboard.
Stearns and various Selectboard members told Perrault her concerns were warranted and they would look into the matter. Selectboard member Ann DiBernardo said she wanted to see something done by Wednesday. When contacted by the Reformer, Bellows Falls Police Chief Ron Lake said there is no criminal investigation or animal abuse case being conducted and the cows appear to be in good health.
Later in the meeting, the Selectboard approved a budget for FY2016. Members approved an expense budget of $5,012,175, with $4,241,140. Stearns did not have a specific percentage increase for the press as of Tuesday night.
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