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Council weighs using multiple funds to cover $62,485 water‑crossing change order before Main Street repaving

Mona City Council · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Staff reported a $62,485 change‑order estimate for the 200 North water crossing with about $35,000 in remaining CIB funds, leaving a $28,000–32,000 shortfall; staff recommended using a mix of water and street funds and an addendum with the current contractor to complete work before county/UDOT repaving increases costs substantially.

Public works staff told the Mona City Council that a recently completed 200 North project requires an additional change order for a water crossing, with a total estimated cost of $62,485 and roughly $35,000 of CIB grant funds remaining to apply toward it. That leaves an uncovered balance staff estimated at about $28,000–32,000.

Staff described options to cover the shortfall: allocate some water‑budget funds to pay for water‑specific tie‑ins (about $17,600 identified in the breakdown) and use street funds or other available budget lines to cover the remainder. The contractor who completed the project, Newman Construction, agreed to perform the additional work as a contract addendum so the city would not have to re‑bid the small scope.

Timing and risk: Council heard urgency to complete the crossing before the county/UDOT repaves Main Street next year. Staff warned that if the city waits until after repaving, the county will likely require boring under the new pavement rather than an open cut, which could raise costs—staff cited a figure of roughly $200,000 as a higher‑cost alternative if delayed. "If we don't do it before they redo Main Street, you're probably looking at $200,000 to get this water line under there," a staff member said.

Council direction: Members generally supported finding internal budget adjustments to keep the grant money and recommended staff prepare an agenda item with the final change order and recommended funding sources for formal council approval.