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Council tables Corson change order after staff say original contract unsigned

3659340 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

The council voted to table a Corson construction change order after staff said no signed contract was on file and that a change order cannot be processed without a governing contract.

The Mooresville Town Council on June 3 voted to table a proposed change order for Corson after staff reported they had not received a signed contract governing the work.

Council discussion focused on procedural issues. Staff told the council they had not received a signed contract and therefore could not process a change order; town staff said they will work with the project lead and contact Corson representatives, including leaving messages for a contact named Donnie Brown, to resolve the paperwork and determine next steps.

The council voted to table the change order motion; council members also asked staff to follow up by phone and email and to clarify whether a contract exists before any change order is considered at a future meeting.

No substantive policy change or contract amendment was approved at the meeting; the action in the public record is a tabling motion tied to the lack of an executed contract.