Travis County Commissioners Court

July 17, 2012 - Consent Items
Agenda

The Consent Items we skipped over.
Let's go back and pick them up.
Posted for consent are c 1 through c 5.
Any issues with any of them?

>> No.
And let's consider adding the following items to the consent motion.
If anyone would like for us to discuss any of these separately, please say so as we call out the number of the item.
Number 4, nobody here on that one, right, the seton hospital item?
4?
Okay.
Number 6, 7, 9 a and b, 10, 11 , number 12, 13, 14, 15, 18 -- not 18 but 19.
So we go from 15 to 19, and number 20.
I move we approve adding those items to the consent motion.

>> I have a silly question about number 9.
You can tell me right off, but there's two companies and one for fire alarm and one for fire sprinklers so there are two different companies that do those -- I always those those things were unified.

>> They are separate here.

>> Oh, okay.
All right.

>> Two different contracts.

>> All right.
Okay.
Thanks.

>> Any more discussion in all in favor?
That passes by unanimous vote.

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