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Commissioners approve Change Order No. 11 for Garmon recycling center to move dumpster and switch to chain-link fencing
Summary
White County approved change order No. 11 for the Garmon recycling center to relocate the dumpster away from the front entry, add fencing and gates, and replace an originally planned wood fence with vinyl-coated chain-link screening in areas for security and maintenance reasons.
White County commissioners approved Change Order No. 11 for the Garmon recycling center project to relocate a dumpster away from the main entrance, install fencing and gates, and replace proposed wood fencing with vinyl-coated chain-link with screening where appropriate.
A project representative summarized that the original design placed the dumpster next to the building entry; the change order covers costs to move it to a more appropriate location, add fencing and gates to control access and install chain-link fencing (vinyl-coated with privacy slats in some areas) instead of wood to reduce long-term maintenance costs.
Commissioners and staff discussed accessibility: the meeting record shows an "ADA dumpster" had been planned near accessible parking to allow users with disabilities to drop off recycling after-hours; project staff said they will modify one dumpster to receive cardboard only and will provide staffed unloading during posted hours and signage to indicate hours of accommodation.
A motion to accept Change Order No. 11 was made, seconded and approved by voice vote. The record indicates the project was credited for removed wood fence materials and the change order represented a net balance billed to the project; exact dollar amounts were not stated on the record.
