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Cookeville approves $65,400 change order to repair retaining wall at Dogwood Park entrance
Summary
The council approved a $65,400 change order to HD Commercial to add structural piers and repair a failing retaining wall at Dogwood Park as part of the CPAC Dogwood Park improvement project.
Cookeville — The Cookeville City Council on May 1 approved a $65,400 change order to the construction contract with HD Commercial for a retaining wall repair at Dogwood Park.
Mister Woods, a city staff member overseeing parks and the CPAC Dogwood Park improvement work, showed photos of a separating retaining wall at the project site and said Boughton Engineering designed a solution that included four piers or columns to stabilize the wall. He said HD Commercial quoted $65,400 to add the work to its existing contract for the project and recommended the change order.
Councilman Walker moved to approve the change order; Councilman Bocce seconded the motion. The council voted 5-0 to approve the $65,400 amendment.
Woods said approving the change order would allow the contractor to complete site paving and the park entry work without delay.
