Nevada Council to present 2013 Revitalization Award to apartment contractors

Saturday, March 16, 2013

By Ralph Pokorny

Chris Hendren and Wes Ogle, Buildet Enterprises, Ashview Suites LLC, renovated an old church at 721 N. Ash St and turned it into a modern apartment complex. Ralph Pokorny/Daily Mail

The Nevada City Council will present the 2013 Revitalization Award to Chris Hendren and Wes Ogle, owners of Buildet Enterprises, for their Ashview Suites LLC project at 721 N. Ash Street during its meeting Tuesday.

The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the Nevada Public Safety Building, 120 S. Ash.

This year's unique award has been created by Ray's Trophy.

Max Motors, 1405 N. Osage.

The council also will consider bids from APAC and Snyder Construction for the 2013 street improvements.

Other items on the council's agenda include the final reading of an ordinance accepting the bid from Washington Electronics for storm siren maintenance, the first reading of an ordinance approving a contract with Lamar Outdoor Advertising for outdoor billboards and an agreement with Vernon County Collector-Treasurer Phil Couch for the collection of Nevada's property tax.

The council also will consider Resolution No. 1360, approving a liquor license for Tri-Daddy's BBQ & Southern Cooking to sell beer by the drink at the restaurant; and Resolution No. 1361 approving Buildet Enterprises LLC as the winner of the 2013 Revitalization Award.

Tri-Daddy's BBQ, 1013 N. Osage.

Cherry's Sports Pub and Grill, 903 E. Cherry.

Richard and Helen Shorten were nominated for the improvments they havae made to property at Subway and Walnut streets, including renovating this old gas station and demolishing several old houses and building a mini-storage facility and office. Ralph Pokorny/Daily Mail

Chinese Chef Inn, 1325 E. Austin. Ralph Pokorny/Daily Mail

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Now the city council is going to spend over $4,000 per year to try to get the people driving on Interstate 49 to shop in Nevada. They can't even get the city employees to shop here. Drive through the city hall parking lot and look at where the employees bought their vehicles. And, this goes for the city council members too.

-- Posted by resident65 on Tue, Mar 19, 2013, at 10:52 AM

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