Viking presents maintenance plan options; board reviews mower replacement options
September 24, 2026 | Beaver Crossing, Seward County, Nebraska
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John Reimer, representing Viking, presented three maintenance-plan models to the Beaver Crossing board: full service, contract-for-service, and traditional maintenance. Reimer told trustees the contract could run up to 18 years and payments could be scheduled annually, semiannually or quarterly.
Separately, the board reviewed bids for a new lawn mower—the minutes note the existing mower was purchased in 2015—and discussed the option of a three-year lease. No contract award or procurement motion is recorded; trustees indicated they would continue evaluation.
Separately, the board reviewed bids for a new lawn mower—the minutes note the existing mower was purchased in 2015—and discussed the option of a three-year lease. No contract award or procurement motion is recorded; trustees indicated they would continue evaluation.
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