Municipal Authority notes work-order directive to enlarge GAC chambers at water treatment plant

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority discussed a pending adjustment to the county water treatment plant on Aug. 5, 2025, when members clarified that an administrative "work order directive"—not a direct change order—has been issued to address changes to the plant's granular activated carbon (GAC) chambers.

The discussion began when Speaker 2 said they could not remember the exact prior wording but that "it'll be a work order directive" and that "the concrete foundation for the GAC chambers needs to be increased in size." Speaker 3 and other participants agreed to revise language in the minutes to replace the word "blocks" with "concrete foundation for the GAC chambers" to reflect the technical change.

Speaker 1 summarized the procedural outcome for the record: the adjustment will be identified initially as a work order directive and will be recorded as a change order at a later stage if formalized. No formal vote on the change itself took place during the meeting; discussion focused on wording and how the adjustment will be tracked in project documentation.

The item drew follow-up progress notes later in the meeting: Speakers reported concrete and floor work continuing on site and that a chemical wall or barrier had been addressed during construction updates. No timeline or dollar amount for the foundation enlargement was provided in the transcript, and testing and material details were described as still pending.

Next steps: staff and contractors are to finalize the technical tests and material sourcing for the foundation adjustment; the Authority did not adopt a final change-order amount or formal motion on the construction change during the Aug. 5 session.