County Board approves $778K claims and $26,700 soil testing for courthouse project

June 08, 2025 | Boone County, Illinois


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County Board approves $778K claims and $26,700 soil testing for courthouse project
The Boone County Committee of the Whole (COTW) meeting held on June 5, 2025, focused on financial approvals and project updates, with key discussions centered around claims and a proposal for soil testing related to the courthouse construction.

The meeting commenced with a motion to approve claims totaling $778,877.25. It was noted that Carl Johnson would abstain from voting on claims presented by William Charles, Northern Illinois Service Company, the Boone County Highway Department, and any claims related to sewage stormwater construction and excavation. The motion was made by Mr. Vergano and seconded by Ms. Patterson. Following a roll call vote, the motion passed with unanimous support from the other members present.

Next on the agenda was a proposal from TSC Testing Service Corporation for soil testing related to the courthouse construction project, with a budget not to exceed $26,700. Mr. Thornberry moved to approve the proposal, and Mr. Schneider seconded the motion. Becky, presumably a project representative, provided context, explaining that TSC had previously conducted initial soil borings at the courthouse site and that additional borings would be necessary as the project progresses.

The meeting concluded with the approval of both the claims and the soil testing proposal, marking significant steps forward in the county's ongoing projects. Further updates on these initiatives are expected in future meetings.

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