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Commissioners approve final change order and project-completion affidavit for Community Crossings overlay project
Summary
St. Joseph County approved a final change order that increased the Community Crossings matching grant maintenance asphalt overlay by about 13.5% to add roads and pedestrian crosswalks; commissioners also approved the project completion affidavit that starts warranty timelines.
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The St. Joseph County Board of Commissioners on May 20 approved the final change order for the Community Crossings matching grant maintenance asphalt overlay (project RNS92501D) and signed a project completion affidavit for related project RNS92401, concluding the county’s mainline paving package for 2024.
A county presenter said that although a document initially showed a decrease, the final change order was actually an increase of about 13.5 percent. The presenter explained additional roads were added to the package where bid prices came in lower than anticipated and that pedestrian crosswalks were added at locations along Bittersweet near Penn. The presenter said the final change order reconciled all remaining items and adjusted contract amounts to final values for the project.
Commissioners moved and seconded to approve the final change order with Reith Riley and the project completion affidavit; both motions carried on voice votes recorded as “Aye.” The completion affidavit will initiate warranty periods and related post-construction obligations.
The meeting record did not contain the original contract totals or the exact dollar value of the 13.5 percent increase; the presenter said the increase reflected adding road mileage and finalizing quantities against available budget from the 2024 paving package.

