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Wagoner County commissioners pause courthouse roof, waterproofing work pending more inspection and contractor quotes
Summary
Commissioners heard extended updates about ongoing courthouse roofing and waterproofing work, ordered more documentation and pictures, and voted to table related change-order decisions until staff can produce missing reports and on-site inspections after rain.
Wagoner County commissioners on Monday heard a detailed update on ongoing courthouse roofing and exterior waterproofing work and voted to delay further decisions until staff and contractors provide clearer documentation and on-site verification.
The update came as county staff and a roofing consultant described new splits and flashing problems on multiple roof areas, including a newly discovered split on the lower roof called “Area P” and a slipped gutter and fascia on the VIV building that a contractor must re-fastened. Joe Wilson, MCR, the roofing consultant, told the board the work on the VIV building was largely complete but that several items — flashing, tuckpointing and an uncovered split at Area P — remained to be repaired before forecast rain.
Why it matters: commissioners said the county needs a single, consolidated record of reported leaks, photographs and contractor proposals so they are not making piecemeal repairs that could repeat or miss prior problems.…
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