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Residents of Phase II of the North River Shores Septic To Sewer Project Request The Bid Be Reopened.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I cannot afford to incur such a large expense to install sewer lines.

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Lauren breinlinger
8 years ago

It’s criminal the county Passed this with only one bid.

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Cheryl Collins
8 years ago

Rebid!!

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Jennifer Richards
8 years ago

Tax roll says Jennifer Obert, but I have a legal name change.

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Larry Butcher
8 years ago

Please everyone sign this. County Commissioners need to be held responsible for for their poor review of this project.

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Sean Quinn
8 years ago

We can do better that the current deal.

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David Kenny
8 years ago

The county must be diligent in their efforts to get this project done as cost efficient as possible. Multiple bids from competent contractors and proven to complete jobs on time. I believe that would be a performance bond required contract, correct?

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Ann Holman
8 years ago

Thank You for keeping us informed.

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Brian Lelli
8 years ago

We need more input.

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Lisa Miller
8 years ago Featured

The current proposal is a bad deal for NRS. The price is exorbitant and the interest rate is ridiculously high. Surely a better deal can be negotiated for the residents.

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Trudy Bohner
8 years ago

Such poor planning is unacceptable.

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sandra anon
8 years ago

Something smells fishy with only one bid.....

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Ann Chauss
8 years ago

I agree we should have multiple bids.

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James southers
8 years ago Featured

We are looking for multiple bids and an in-state contractor without corruption and more discussion about the ridiculous absorbent interest rates on residence that cannot afford to pay up front

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Joe Miller
8 years ago

One bid is not good enough!

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Dawna DuClau
8 years ago Featured

We need to reopen the bidding on this project. One bid is unacceptable. I’m not sure how a job of this size only receives one bid when there are plenty of local respected contractors equipped to handle such a job. I will do whatever is within my means to inform as many of them as possible to ensure we have options.

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Michelle Snow
8 years ago

Need to allow for fair bidding.