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Commissioners approve $62,836 amendment for environmental services under GLO CDBG MITMOD contract
Summary
Hardin County approved Amendment No.1 with Public Management, Inc., increasing the contract by $62,836 to cover specialized environmental services required by GLO CDBG MITMOD Contract No. 24-065-065-E596; funds will be transferred within the grant budget, with no additional county cost recorded.
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The Hardin County Commissioners on March 11 approved Amendment No.1 to a contract with Public Management, Inc., adding $62,836 for specialized environmental services required by the Texas General Land Office Community Development Block Grant (GLO CDBG MITMOD) Contract No. 24-065-065-E596.
Emergency Management Coordinator Aaron Tupper presented the amendment and said the additional expense will be covered by transferring funds within the existing grant budget from the construction line to environmental services, resulting in no additional cost to Hardin County. Commissioner Chris Kirkendall moved to approve the amendment; Commissioner Ernie Koch seconded. The court voted unanimously to approve the amendment.
Why it matters: GLO CDBG grants have federal/state compliance and environmental requirements; the amendment pays for specialized services needed to meet those requirements and keep the recovery project in compliance. Next steps: county staff and the contractor will complete the environmental work under the amended contract.
Provenance: The amendment request and approval are recorded in the commissioners' agenda and minutes.
