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Commissioners approve $168,857.90 in change orders for Rogers Rural Water District waterline relocation
Summary
Wagoner County approved two change orders totaling $168,857.90 tied to a state project to relocate a waterline, with commissioners noting the action honors an earlier agreement to keep utilities off private land.
WAGONER COUNTY, Okla. — The Wagoner County Board of County Commissioners on Oct. 6 approved two change orders totaling $168,857.90 for a Rogers Rural Water District waterline relocation connected to State Project 32380.
County staff described the work as honoring a prior agreement to keep utility lines off private Robson property where feasible. A commissioner moved to approve the change orders and a second followed; the motion carried on a roll-call vote after commissioners confirmed the project was funded through the Oklahoma Department of Transportation special projects program.
Commissioners discussed funding source questions during the hearing and clarified that the work is an ODOT special project rather than an ARPA-funded effort. The board approved the motion by roll call.
