Chapter 25 - County Buildings And Improvements

Chapter 25 - County Buildings And Improvements

§ 7-25-1 Annual tax levy for construction or improvement of certain buildings--Fund accumulated--Cooperation with other subdivisions--Proceeds pledged to payments without limitation.
§ 7-25-2 Investment of building fund--Income paid into fund.
§ 7-25-3 County commissioners authorized to construct and improve buildings--Maximum expenditure authorized without voters' approval.
§ 7-25-4 Building bonds approved by voters--Other funds applicable without additional approval.
§ 7-25-5 Commissioners' duty to use accumulated building fund.
§ 7-25-6 Acquisition of ground for authorized county buildings--Board to supervise construction of all buildings.
§ 7-25-7 Advertising and award procedure for building construction contracts.
§ 7-25-8 Building plans and specifications to be on file--Petty offense to permit removal.
§ 7-25-9 Security posted by bidders on construction contract--Return of security to unsuccessful bidders.
§ 7-25-9.1 Waiver of security requirements on bids less than two thousand dollars.
§ 7-25-10 Lowest responsible bid accepted--Progress payments permitted in contract--Interest on payments withheld.
§ 7-25-11 Execution of construction contracts.
§ 7-25-12 Performance bond required of construction contractor.
§ 7-25-13 Payment required if building occupied before acceptance.
§ 7-25-14 Appointment of superintendent to oversee construction--Progress payments based on superintendent's reports.
§ 7-25-15 Repealed.
§ 7-25-16 Insurance on buildings--Application of proceeds--Filing policies.
§ 7-25-17 Rental space provided county officers where courthouse or jail insufficient.
§ 7-25-18 Repealed.
§ 7-25-19 Sale and lease-back arrangements--Disposition of sale proceeds--Tax exemption.
§ 7-25-20 Sale and lease-back powers additional--Restrictions on exercise.

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