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Commissioners authorize $105,750 contract amendment to PGAL for additional services

3275224 · May 13, 2025
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Summary

After closed-session discussion, the commissioners voted to authorize an amendment increasing payment to PGAL by $105,750 for additional services presented in a May 12 report and punch-list work through Feb. 14, 2025.

Following closed-session legal consultation, the Aransas County Commissioners Court returned to open session on May 20 and approved an amendment to the county’s contract with PGAL, authorizing payment of $105,750 for additional services.

The court directed the county attorney’s office to draft the contract amendment and authorized the county judge to sign a document paying $83,550 for additional services presented by PGAL on May 12 and $22,200 for work on a punch list, for a total of $105,750. The motion and second were made on the record and the court announced the motion passed by an aye vote of the listed commissioners and the judge.

Why it matters: The contract amendment commits county funds to additional design/consulting and punch-list services from PGAL. The approval followed closed-session discussion, consistent with the court’s stated authority to consult with counsel about pending contract and litigation matters.

Discussion vs. action: The court took a formal action to instruct the county attorney to prepare the amendment and to authorize signature by the county judge; the motion included specified dollar amounts and the listed effective service dates.

Ending: The court announced the motion passed and adjourned. The county attorney was directed to prepare the amendment and the county judge was authorized to sign the amendment to implement the payment.