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Commission approves $64,031.21 deductive change order for Recovery Court construction
Summary
A deductive change order reduced the Recovery Court project contract from $801,500 to $737,468.79, a savings of $64,031.21; the committee approved the change order unanimously.
The committee approved a deductive change order on the Recovery Court expansion project, reducing the original contract amount from $801,500 to $737,468.79, a net decrease of $64,031.21.
County staff said the work is nearing completion and that unused contingency and omitted line‑item unit-price work accounted for the reduction. The project manager described the change as a deductive change order reflecting unneeded contingency and certain unit-priced items not required at this stage.
Commissioners moved and seconded the change order; there was no opposition. Staff said contracts will be closed out consistent with the reduced total and that the department will finalize any remaining administrative steps.
Next steps: staff will complete project closeout and communicate final accounting to the finance office.
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