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10 WEST KY NEWSH Thursday, August 20, 2020
INSPIRATION
VasseurFrank Vasseur, 73 of
Sebree died Thursday,March 19, 2020 atMethodist Hospital.
He was a member ofFirst Baptist Church inSebree.
Surviving are childrenTammy McLain (Charles)of Sebree, Rose Shelton(David) of Onton, LindaVincent of Marion andWillie Vasseur (Kim) ofMarion; a brother, DavidVasseur; 13 grandchil-dren; and four great-grandchildren.
He was preceded indeath by his parents,Napoleon and MildredVasseur; his wife, BettyVasseur; five siblings;and his grandson, JohnVasseur.
Private services wereheld with Bro. BobHardison officiating.Burial be at later date atthe Lola PentecostalChurch Cemetery in Liv-ingston County.
Tomblinson Funeral inSebree was in charge ofarrangements.
PhelpsPaula Gene Phelps, 62,
of Salem died Saturday,March 21, 2020 at herhome.
Survivors include herhusband, Cecil Phelps ofSalem; children, VictoriaPhelps of Lola, Paula JoPhelps of Burna, TracyPhelps of Lola and LeviPhelps of Salem; broth-ers, Paul E. Mayes Jr. ofColeman, Ala., and Ron-nie Mayes of Marion;nine grandchildren andfive great-grandchildren.
She was preceded byher parents, Paul Eldonand Barbara Jean MayesSr.; brother, Roger GlenMayes; and a sister,Christine Yvonne Mayes.
Private services will beheld at a later date.
Gilbert Funeral Homein Marion is in charge ofarrangements.
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tenden Press are published atno charge. However, ex-tended obituaries or thosepersonalized by the family areavailable for a small fee.There is no charge for use ofa photograph. Please askyour funeral director aboutfee-based obituaries. Obituar-ies that appear in the news-paper are also accessible onthe Web for free at The PressOnline. We are able to con-tinue printing free obituariesthanks to the support of ourlocal funeral directors.
CookChristina Marie Cook,
30, of Marion died Thurs-day, March 19, 2020 atCrittenden CommunityHospital.
She attended UnionBaptist Church and en-joyed clay sculpting, gar-dening and photography.
Surviving are her fa-ther, Dwight Cook ofMarion; aunts and un-cles, Wendy Adams,Linda Cook, Judy (Tom)R a i s o r ,K a t h i e(Mike) King,K e n n e t h(Pat) Cookand Fonda(Larry) Mat-tingly.
She was preceded indeath by her mother,Karen “Becky” Cook;grandparents, Charlesand Mildred ChristineCook, and Theodore andPatricia Salesky; and un-cles, Ted Salesky andCharles Wesley Cook.
Services will be held ata later date.
Myers Funeral Home inMarion was in charge ofarrangements.
Memorials may bemade to Children’s Hos-pital of the King’s Daugh-ter P.O. Box 2156,Norfolk, VA 23510.
BarrettCharles “Charlie”
Glenn Barrett, 68, ofSalem died Saturday,March 21, 2020 at Liv-ingston Hospital andHealthcare Services inSalem.
He was a retired boatpilot at LaFarge in Smith-land for 43 years, and amember of the OperatorsLocal in Paducah.
Surviving are his wifeof 36 years, Faye Barrett;three step-children,LeQuita Smith, MichaelLane and Philip Orr; twobrothers, Louie (Janice)Barrett of Smithland andRobert (Pat) Barrett ofSalem; a sister, Pat Hallof Salem; mother-in-law,Lilly Charlton of CalvertCity; five nieces; 10 greatnieces and nephews; andfour great-greatnephews.
He was preceded indeath by his parents,James C. and ElaineBarrett; and brother,James “Al” Barrett.
Graveside memorialservices will be held at alater date.
Boyd Funeral Directorsand Cremation Serviceswas in charge of arrange-ments.
For Online Condolencesmyersfuneralhomeonline.comboydfuneraldirectors.comgilbertfunerals.com
CroftBetty L. Croft, 82, of
Marion died Monday,March 23, 2020 at SalemSpr ing lakeHealth andRehabil i ta-tion Centerin Salem.
She was amember ofF r e e d o mGeneral Baptist Church,the Crittenden HospitalAuxillary and AmericanLegion Auxillary Post217. She was also ahomemaker for 40 yearswho liked to crochet andwatch television.
Surviving are one son,Donald Croft Jr. of Mar-ion; a sister, Peggy Bock-ting of Tucson, Ariz., andseveral nieces andnephews.
She was born Feb. 25,1938 in Huntingburg,Ind., to Jacob and Serfro-nia (Mason) Lichlyter.She later married DonaldCroft Sr., who precededher in death. She wasalso preceded in death bythree brothers, Russell,Daniel and Robert Lich-lyter; and three sisters,Wilma Houffhaus, JeanFleck, and Irene Lin-dauer-Polen.
Graveside serviceswere private. Burial wasat Freedom Cemetery.
Memorial contributionsmay be made to GideonsInternational, PO Box304, Salem, KY 42078.
Boyd Funeral Directorsand Cremation Serviceswas in charge of arrange-ments.
HartPatronella "Pat" Hart,
82, died Friday, March20, 2020 at CrittendenCounty Health and Reha-bilitation Center.
She was born inChicago and was a first-generation high schoolgraduate despite onlybeing able to attendschool two days per weekbecause she was raisingher two younger siblings.
After moving to Critten-den County in the early1970s, she was active inthe PTA, 4H, Homemak-ers and played guitar atSt. William CatholicChurch. She was an avidgardener, cook andraised collies. She alsooperated her own taxpreparation business formany years.
Surviving are her son,Dr. Robert John Hart(Migyun) of Daegu, SouthKorea; her granddaugh-ter, Sara Kim Hart ofDaegu; a sister, LydiaRocha of Valparaiso,Ind.; and a brother, Jack(Diane) Wood of Indiana.She was also blessed bythe kindness of goodfriends Lou Hoffman,Chuck Smiley and Carla
Tinsley.She was preceded in
death by her husband,George Hart; parents,Peter and ChristineNorkus; and two broth-ers.
Gilbert Funeral Homewas in charge of arrange-ments with a memorialservice to be held at alater date.
Memorials may madeto the St. WilliamCatholic Church and tothe Crittenden CountySenior Citizens Center.
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STAFF REPORTWhile Crittenden
County’s number of pa-tients tested for COVID-19 has reached five, theindividual in LyonCounty who was reportedto be positive on March17 has been releasedfrom quarantine.
Pennyrile Public HealthDirector Jim Tolley an-nounced last weekendthat the first positivecase in the immediatearea was allowed to leaveisolation at about noonon Saturday.
In Crittenden County,there are four outstand-ing tests awaiting re-sults, but as of lateTuesday no positivecases of the virus hadbeen found in thiscounty, according to local
officials.The mother of one
young Crittenden Countygirl posted on socialmedia early this weekthat her daughter hadbeen tested and wasfound to be negative forthe virus; however, localofficials were not able toveryfiy the mother’s postbecause they cannotcomment on particularcases.
Crittenden CountyEmergency ManagementDirector Chuck Hooversaid that two new testswere administered onSaturday. Two othershad already been await-ing results. One test ad-ministered a few daysearlier on a local individ-ual came back negativelast week, Crittenden
County Judge-ExecutivePerry Newcom said.
Hoover said the fourlocal individuals who areawaiting test results havebeen quarantined.
In Kentucky, at least28 counties have re-ported a case of COVID-19, but few are inwestern Kentucky. Theclosest cases beyond theone in Lyon have beenreported in Calloway,McCracken, Hendersonand Christian counties.As of late Monday, therewere 124 cases in Ken-tucky. Four people with ithave died.
For the latest on thevirus’s affect on yourcommunity, stay tunedto The Crittenden PressOnline.
As of late Tuesday
No cases of virus in Crittenden
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This week, I am rec-ognizing outstanding volunteer performance by one of my cemetery cleanup volunteer’s, Robert Wayne Beasley. I believe “be the best we can be” should al-ways be an objective to work toward in our per-sonal life, our career, or wherever we work and whenever working with others. Robert believes this too and is a model
volunteer; exceeding his responsibilities in our group. He is dedi-cated, faithful, strong, and very hard working; whether weed eating, re-setting a stone, or cleaning up a dense old graveyard.
Robert begins our Saturday morning cemetery work at 7 20 a.m. by picking up our needed cemetery equipment. He unloads at the cemetery and be-gins the work at hand. Then finishing the
tasks, takes equipment inventory, and loads all equipment back up; returning tools, weed eaters, etc. for safe storage.
Thank you Robert for all your hard work in our cemetery resto-ration group. You are a real team player and a pleasure to work with; we all love and appreci-ate you!
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Sunday, August 16, 2020, THE PADUCAH SUN B7
ABSOLUTE LIVING ESTATE AUCTION Thursday, Aug. 27, 10:07AM
3 BEDROOM- 1 BATH- SHOP BUILDING - HARDWOOD FLOORS- WELL MAINTAINED • 516 FOUNTAIN AVE, PADUCAH, KY
S UCST AUCTIOONE
On pretty Fountain Ave. Blvd. is this ±1,500 Sq. Ft. 3-bedroom home with a mostly floored 3 room attic that’s partially finished out. Its features include a ±23.75x13.25 Ft.Livingroom with gas log fireplace, hardwood under carpet, crown molding, tall baseboards, ceiling fan and modern insulated entry door. The ±19.5x13.75 Ft. eat-in Kitchenwith all oak cabinetry has 2 nostalgic corner curios, breakfast bar, Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator, gas range and Whirlpool dishwasher. The First Bedroom is ±13.75x13.25Ft. has hardwood floor, lighted double shelf closet and replacement light fixture. The Second Bedroom is ±13.25x11.75 Ft. has hardwood floor and lighted double shelf closet.The Third Bedroom is ±11.75x11 Ft. has hardwood floor and lighted double shelf closet. The ±13.25x8.25 Ft. Utility Room has staircase to the second floor- a 3 room attic withheadroom. The Full Bath is ±9.5x7.5 Ft. with 2-piece tub and shower enclosure and closet offset. Other amenities include a ±30.5x12.5 Ft. detached shop; 200-amp breakersystem; recent 40 gallon gas water heater; Acroaire natural gas central HVAC system; ±50x150 Ft. home site; front and off street parking and more. Real Estate Terms: 15%deposit day of Auction. Balance due within 45 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to the final bid and included in the total contract price.
The demand is through the roof. We need KY Lake and Barkley Lake property for Labor Day. Also have investors looking foracreage, especially in the Sharpe Area, 10- 100 Acres, with or without a home. Give us a call! If you have it listed, haveyour Realtor call immediately. Lots of demand. The timing is right for top dollar. Call Robert directly at 270-556-5212.
ABSOLUTE ESTATE AUCTION
At the home of Martha and the late C. B. McKinney, 204 Kess Dr. Mayfield, KY.From Willow Dr. South of Highland Park Cemetery take Murray St. to Kess Dr. Signs Posted.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 202010:00 AM RAIN OR SHINE
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REAL ESTATE - ANTIQUES - PERSONAL PROPERTYREAL ESTATE- 3 BR, 2 B, Brick home, living room, dining room & kitchen combination,central heat & air, fireplace, attached garage, out building, concrete drive, nice large deck,Good Neighbor Hood. Setting on lot size 80’ X 140’.
TERMS- 10% down day of auction cash balance with passing of deed within 30 days.Possession with deed.
NOTE- Buyer will be required to sign lead paint waiver. Property will be selling ABSOLUTEat 12 Noon. You may view this property anytime before auction date by contacting sellingagent at 270 674-5523 or 270 705-0783.
FURNITURE-Wardrobe, curved oak china cabinet, sewing rocker, sewing machine,Jenny Lind 1/2 bed, 2 other china cabinets, 2 piece bedroom suite, odd dresser, odd chestof drawers, glass top lamp table, other side tables, tea cart, couch, side chairs, dressingmirror, other odd furniture.
GLASSWARE- Aladdin lamp, Wexford pitcher & glasses, green depression spooner,compotes, Kings crown pieces, milk jars, pitchers, sugar & creamer collection, hob nail,Homer Laughlin china, Occupied Japan, Forest green berry set, corning ware, pyrex, muchmuch more.
MISC.- Snapper SR1030 riding mower, crockery, #3 churn, Jean’s of Paducah hat box,costume jewelry, kero lamps, min. Queen cast iron stove, rolling pins, granite pieces,double wash tube with stand, 2 metal lawn chairs, wash board, sewing notions, buttoncollection, scrap material, Craftsmanwrenches, sockets, bench grinder, smallvise, hand & garden tools.
Greg Wilkerson 270-705-0786
REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE MARTHA MCKINNEY-OWNER
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
GOING GOING GONE
JAMES R. CASHTHE AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER
FANCY FARM, KY - MURFREESBORO, TN
270-623-8466 TN LIC # 930
jamesrcash.com For Details!
Auction Held At Reelfoot State Park Visitors Center
2595 Hwy 21 East, Tiptonville, TN
Farm 1 And Farm 2 Will Not Be Combined - Both Selling With A New Survey
Purchase Terms: 10% Down, Balance In 45 Days - No Buyer’s Premium!
Thursday Evening, Aug 27th At 6:00 P.M.Near Tiptonville, TN
Proctor City & Phillipy Communities“The Tipton Family Farms”
449.87 AcresProductive Lake County
F A R M L A N D“FARM 1 ”“FARM 1 ” - 198.43 ACRES- 198.43 ACRES
Along Hwy 78 - 2 Miles Northeast Of Tiptonville
Fronting Hwy 78 & Carrington Road
Offered In 4 Tracts And In Combination Of Tracts
Tract 1 - 16.78 Acres • Tract 2 - 9.11 Acres
Tract 3 - 47.08 Acres • Tract 4 - 125.46 Acres
“FARM 2”“FARM 2” - 251.44 ACRES- 251.44 ACRES
From Tiptonville Take Hwy 78 NE 8.5 Miles To Phillipy Rd, Turn
Left And Proceed West 1 Mile To Earl Trim Rd... Signs Posted
Fronting Levee Phillipy Road - Earl Trim Road
Offered In 3 Tracts And In Combination Of Tracts
Tract 1 - 24.67 Acres • Tract 2 - 125.41 Acres • Tract 3 - 102.26 Acres
MLS #108486 4240 Pines Road, Paducah..............$475,000MLS #108361 2426 Johnna Lane, West Paducah ..$395,000MLS #107269 407 N. 5th Street, Paducah..............$239,000
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Fronting Hwy 45 “West 10th Street” And Grace Drive
Nearly 18,000 ± Square Feet • Retail - Warehouse - Service - 8 Overhead Doors
With 5,000 ± Square Feet Of Showroom • Offices • 5 Restrooms
400 Amp Electric Service - Central Heat & Air - Generac Unit
Security Fenced - Tremendous Area Of Parking, Display - Rear Grass Lot, Tree Area
City Utilities – Commercial Zoned - GREAT OPPORTUNITY - ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES
FANTASTIC COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Situated On
8.62 Prime Acres ±
Saturday, August 29th, 2020 - 10:00 A.M.“Former Little Tractor Facility” 1641 West 10th Street “Hwy 45”
Metropolis, IllinoisAt The West City Limit Edge Of Metropolis
Minutes From Carbondale, IL • Paducah, KY - Cape Girardeau, MO
JAMES R. CASHTHE AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER
FANCY FARM, KY- MURFREESBORO, TN
270-623-8466 • IL LIC # 441.000266
Bid Online Or At Auction Site Saturday, August 29th jamesrcash.com For More InfoPurchase Terms: 10% Down, Balance In 30 Days - No Buyer’s Premium!
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color, religion, sex,handicap, familialstatus or nationalorigin, or intentionto make any suchpreferences,limitations ordiscrimination.State laws forbiddiscrimination inthe sale, rental oradvertising of realestate based onfactors in additionto those protectedunder federal law.
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0670 BUSINESS PLACES/OFFICES
FAIRHURST BUILD-ING
131 Nahm St.Two suites available295 & 1,058 sq. ft.Fairhurst Realty270 442-5474
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HOME FOR SALE$145,0003BR/2BA with garagein Wickliffe. Approx-imately 3 acres. Com-pletely remodeled. Allnew: roof, electrical,plumbing, CH/A andflooring. New kitchencab ine t s , g ran i t ecounters and stain-less appliances. Mas-ter wi th bath andwalk-in closet. Largelaundry room. Stor-age building in “as is”condit ion. ContactRon at 619-895-8289
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" In accordancew i t h C h a p t e r65A.080 (2), KRS424.220, of theKentuckyRevised Statues,the financial reportand suppor t i ngda ta fo r theMcCracken CountyConservation Dis-tr ict may be in-spected by thepub l icAugust 25th - 28that the their officelocated at 5470 USHWY 60W Suite BPaducah, KY. Theoffice is open byappointment onlydue to the currentp a n d e m i c , t oschedule an ap-pointment pleasec a l l 2 7 0 - 5 5 4 -5 2 4 2 . " T h eMcCracken Con-
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Storage UnitAuction:Premier Storage,3250 Key Dr., Padu-cah,KY 42003, (270)415-9472 will conducta public auction,Tuesday, 8-18-2020@ 4:00 PM. Personalproperty stored in thefollowing units will besold on-site to satisfyownersʼ liens: Aman-daAlvey, #150; BeckyKeeton, #93; An-ge l iqueMcKenzie, #118;J i mm y F r a n c i s ,# 1 0 4 1 ;Shawn Smith, #186.
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MARVIN E. ALEXANDER, CAI, Auctioneer ~ TL9 ~ TFL 107
239 University St., Martin, TN 38237- (731) 587-4244
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Bid at our website: www.alexanderauctions.com
ONLINE ONLY AUCTION
TRACTOR - LOADER - TILLER - MOWERS
BIDDING ENDS THURS.
APR. 23RD AT 12 NOON
10% Buyer’s Premium Added To Final Bid.
270 HILLVILLE RD. -WHITEVILLE, TN 38075
J. D. 3032E DIESEL TRACTOR-135 Hrs.
J. D. D160 LOADER • J.D. FRONTIER
RT1157 TILLER • J. D. FRONTIER RC2060
ROTARY MOWER • J.D. X360 MOWER,
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announces completion of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Five-Year Review for the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant (PGDP). The review is documented in a final report titled CY 2018 Five-Year Review for Remedial Actions at the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, Paducah, Kentucky, DOE/LX/07-2426&D2. The purpose of the review is to ensure that response actions taken to date remain protective of human health and the environment and continue to function as designed. DOE served as the lead agency for this Five Year Review. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 4 (EPA) and the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection (KDEP) provided regulatory oversight for this review and for the actions themselves, as required by the PGDP Federal Facility Agreement (FFA).
This Five-Year Review assessed the protectiveness of 13 remedial actions and 1 removal action. The Five Year Review then presented protectiveness statements that address whether the response actions are or will be, upon completion, protective of human health and the environment or if additional information is needed to determine the protectiveness. Determinations of the protectiveness are based on document reviews, data reviews, site investigations, and interviews. The Five-Year Review also identifies changes to current response actions that may enhance their protectiveness now and in the future, including recommendations for follow-up actions.
DOE determined that two of the 13 remedial actions were “Protective” (i.e., The remedy is functioning as intended and is anticipated to be under control in the future.). Ten of the 13 remedial actions were determined to be “Short-term Protective” (i.e., Human and ecological exposures currently are under control; however, the selected remedies are not final remedial actions.). One of the 13 remedial actions was assigned the protectiveness determination of “Will be Protective” (i.e., Remedy is under construction and is anticipated to be protective upon completion.). One removal action was determined to be “Short-term Protective.”
EPA concurred with DOE protectiveness determinations for ten of the remedial actions. Three of the remedial actions and one removal action were determined to be “Protectiveness Deferred” (i.e., A protectiveness determination of the remedy cannot be made until further information is obtained.). KDEP concurred with DOE protectiveness determinations for all 13 remedial actions and determined the one removal action to be “Protectiveness Deferred.” DOE invoked dispute resolution on the EPA and KDEP determinations and identification of additional work to be performed. DOE, EPA, and KDEP are working together through the FFA dispute resolution process to reach agreement on the information necessary to support revised protectiveness determinations.
Until a cleanup action allows for unrestricted use, Section 121(c) of CERCLA and the FFA require that the lead agency (DOE) review the selected cleanup actions every five years to ensure that they remain protective of human health and the environment. The next Five-Year Review will be initiated in 2023.
The final report and associated letters are accessible at the following site:
(270) 554-5212 or
1-800-307-SOLD
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GARAGE /ESTATE
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Garage Sale
SPECIALSingle Family5 lines / 3 days
$30270-575-8700
EMPLOYMENT
0204 ADMINISTRATIVE
0264 CHILD CARE
NOTE TO PARENTS:Kentucky StateLaw requires
licensing for childcare facilities
providing care for 4or more childrennot related to thelicensee by blood,
marriage oradoption.
PETS
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CKC Reg.Shih-TzuPups (2) Males Blk w/white markings., born2/19/2020 . $400Parents in home.1stshots/wormed,please call 270-970-4098, after 1 pm
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REAL ESTATE FOR
RENT
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HUDPUBLISHER'S
NOTICEAll real estate
advertised hereinis subject to theFederal Fair
Housing Act whichmakes it illegal toadvertise anypreference,limitations, ordiscriminationbased on race,
color, religion, sex,handicap, familialstatus or nationalorigin, or intentionto make any suchpreferences,limitations ordiscrimination.State laws forbiddiscrimination inthe sale, rental oradvertising of realestate based onfactors in additionto those protectedunder federal law.
We will notknowingly acceptany advertising forreal estate which isin violation of thelaw. All personsare hereby
informed that alldwellings
advertised areavailable on anequal opportunity
basis.
0670 BUSINESS PLACES/OFFICES
FAIRHURSTBUILDING
131 Nahm St.295 sq. ft. office
space$300.00 per mo.Fairhurst Realty270-442-5474
REAL ESTATE FOR
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6 lines - 14 days
only $25.00call 270-575-8700
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1-877-FTC-HELP,or visit www.ftc.govA public service
message from ThePaducah Sun and
the FTC.SOME ads in thisclassification arenot necessarily for"help wanted" butfor employment in-formation booklets.
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M A R S H A L LCOUNTY FISCALCOURTA D V E R T I S E -MENT FOR BIDS
R E C E I P T O FP R O P O S A L ST h e M a r s h a l lC o u n t y F i s c a lCourt will receivesealed bids for the" S O U T HWES TONE INDUSTRI-AL PARK AC -CESS PROJECT”on Tuesday, May12, 2020, at 12:00p.m. CDT. All Bidsreceived wil l bepubl ic ly openedand read aloud inthe Fiscal CourtChambers, 1101M a i n S t r e e t ,Benton, Kentucky42025.PROJECT DE -SCR IPT IONThis project wil lconsist of the con-struction of approx-imately 900 feet ofaccess road intothe Southwest OneIndus t r i a l Pa rkalong with the con-struction of associ-ated right and leftturn lanes alongUS 641. The turnlane portion of theproject is approx-imately 1,200 feet.Al l work wil l becompleted in fullaccordance withthe plans and spe-cifications.OBTAINING CON-TRACT DOCU-MENTSElectronic Copiesof Plans and Spe-cifications may beobtained from Ba-con Farmer Work-man Engineeringand Testing, Inc.v i a e m a i l t [email protected] SECURITYA satisfactory BidBond executed bythe bidder or a cer-t i f i e d b a n kcashierʼs check inan amount equal tofive percent (5%)of the bid shall besubm i t t ed w i t heach bid. No other
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641 must be com-pleted no later thanAugust 1, 2020.Second Intermedi-ate Milestone isthat the SouthwestOne boulevard por-tion of the projectmus t b e c om -pleted no later thanSeptember 1, 2020(excluding final as-phalt surfacing).Third IntermediateMilestone is that fi-nal asphalt surfa-cing on the South-w e s t O n eboulevard portionof the project mustb e p e r f o r m e dbetween October1 , 2 0 2 0 a n dNovember 1, 2020.Liquidated Dam-ages will be as-sessed at the sumof Five HundredDollars ($500.00)for each consecut-ive calendar daythereafter until theIntermediate Mile-s tones are metand/or the Projectis completed asprovided in accord-ance with the Spe-cifications.F E D ERA L - A I DCONSTRUCTIONREQUIREMENTSThis Project is fun-ded by FederalH ighway Fundsand will require theContractor and allSub-Contractorsemployed by theC o n t r a c t o r t ostrictly and fullycomply wi th a l lFederal laws andregulations identi-fied within the Spe-cifications. Failureto comp ly w i ththese provisionsduring the durationof the cont rac tshall be groundsfor cancellation ofthe contract anddisqualification ofthe eligibility for fu-ture contracts.P R E V A I L I N GWAGE RATE RE-
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The McCrackenCounty Board ofEducation will ac-c e p t s e a l e dbids/proposals forthe following sup-plies and servicesfor the district onTuesday , Ap r i l28th, 2020, at 9:00a.m. local t ime:F l o o r F i n i s hProducts, Custodi-al Supplies, Petro-l eum Produc ts ,Solid Waste Re-moval, Pest Con-trol, Tires, Parts forBuses, Instruction-al Materials, OfficeSupplies, and Mus-tang MerchandiseR e t a i l S a l e s .Bids/proposals willbe accepted untilopened at this timeat the Board Officeat 5347 BentonRoad, Paducah,KY. Vendors arestrongly encour-aged to del ivertheir bids/propos-als then view a livevideoconference ofthe bid openingsonline due to COV-IS-19 precautions.Videoconferencedetails will be giv-en in the bid specs.All bids/proposalsmust be receivedby the time desig-nated and none willb e c on s i d e r e dthereafter. Spe-cifications may beobtained online ath t tp : / /b i t . l y /b id -specs .
Robert Wayne Beasley. Photo by Tina Johnson Waid
