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Daggett County MBA approves $385,880 change order for health center; supplemental CIB request discussed

Daggett County Municipal Building Authority · December 2, 2025
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Summary

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on Dec. 2 approved change order No. 3 for the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center totaling $385,880.10 and discussed pursuing a supplemental CIB funding request and options to avoid bonding costs for a potential $120,000 loan.

Daggett County Municipal Building Authority members approved change order number 3 for the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center project in the amount of $385,880.10 during a Dec. 2 meeting, and discussed a supplemental funding request to the Capital Improvements Board (CIB) for project overages.

Bart, who presented a spreadsheet of the supplemental ask, said the calculation relied on two elements: an overage and contingency cost of $185,186 and an additional adjustment to make the contingency whole. "So the number of $483,000 has now been adjusted to $385,880.10, and we all feel comfortable and confident that everything in here is accurate and ready to be approved," Bart said. He added that CIB staff typically follow the original grant/loan mix when considering supplemental requests.

Bart said he had been advised to consult a county contact, Candace, about bonding because a $120,000 loan could trigger roughly $20,000 in bonding costs; an unnamed participant (Jack) did not expect bonding would be necessary. Bart proposed that commissioners could instead provide $120,000 in county cash to substitute for a loan and avoid bonding costs, and noted the county had retained $400,000 in the rural hospital tax plan for project peripherals.

Jesse Platt, identified in the meeting as the assessor and project manager for the clinic building project, took part in the discussion and was later directed by the board to sign the approved change order as the project manager.

Votes at a glance

- Approval of meeting minutes (11/25/2025): motion and second; voice vote recorded as "Aye." (acknowledged) - Acknowledgement of cash summary and accounts receivable report (as of 12/01/2025): motion and second; voice vote recorded as "Aye." (acknowledged) - Approval of open invoice register dated 12/01/2025: $448,650.75 (regular billing from Hatfield Construction). Motion and second; voice vote recorded as "Aye." (approved) - Approval of change order No. 3 for the Daggett County Health Business and Community Center: $385,880.10. Motion and second; voice vote recorded as "Aye." (approved). Jesse Platt was directed to sign the change order.

The board also reviewed correspondence about the annual corporate renewal for the MBA and confirmed Kent Snyder had completed that administrative renewal. The meeting closed by acclamation at 09:38.

Why it matters

The approved change order increases the contract amount for the county health center project and the board’s discussion signaled ongoing cost-management work: staff are preparing a supplemental CIB request to cover overages and are weighing whether to accept a loan (and associated bonding costs) or supply county cash to preserve grant-to-loan ratios and reduce financing expense. The decision to direct the project manager to sign the change order establishes the formal administrative step to implement the change.

What’s next

Staff aim to present a supplemental CIB application in January; commissioners and staff will also follow up on bonding guidance with the county contact referred to as Candace and consider whether to allocate county cash from the rural hospital tax fund to avoid bonding and loan costs.