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Uahts an nut thorn you ttr» nut ipiunt tu bo able to take thorn out." dthero'S a delimit by RCSSAun tho payments, "tint are tonally guitttf to have to come up with tho money,"

Rich Honan. president ot KC'NSA and a teacher and vouch at tho hiith school, responded to Luke,

"Mb Luke painted a pret ty nrtm picture." ho said. Ho defended MYtsvok reputation to* "impeccable," scud that "took clauses are standard operation procedure" in construction contracts, and said tho subcontractor who will install tho Masco System "hot* iiwumt us thoy are not going to cross tho thigh school) track" in doing tho work,

Board Chairman Robert Anderson said ho did not tike tho clause that made tho county responsible to repair damage* done by tho subcontractor* Supervisor Welch ohjoctod that "nil tho toms and conditions fovur thorn i Masco). not us." Ho also ohjoctod that tho contract was not put out for bids, as t* usual with county work.

Luko said that under a lepal exception to the biddina reuuirement. "wo can

S Playback Utt a deal put out y another locality" ut this case, ho said. "We are put ay backina on a iOOb agreettiont in Jacksonville. Florida.. .This is unusual, but it is legal “ Virginia law

Kemits such "piggybacking" o said, without seeking competitive bids.

As supervisors beaten

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