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Albia council approves $3,877 sidewalk change order for South Clinton Bridge; Kelly votes no
Summary
The council approved a $3,877 change order to replace approximately 40 feet of sidewalk on one side and 20 feet on the other to tie in with the South Clinton Bridge; the motion passed 4-1 with Scott Kelly dissenting.
The Albia City Council voted 4-1 on Monday to approve a $3,877 change order to replace worn sidewalk sections adjacent to the South Clinton Bridge so the sidewalks tie into the completed bridge.
Street Commissioner Scott Reed told the council roughly 40 feet on one side and about 20 feet on the other side need replacement because some walk sections are not in good shape. Because contractors were already working on the bridge, the work could be completed at the bridge-opening stage for a quoted price of $3,877. Kathy Mobley moved to approve the change order and Don Benson seconded; the motion passed with Scott Kelly casting the lone no vote.
Minutes record the council’s approval but do not identify the contractor nor provide a change-order document in the meeting text. The city also discussed the timing of completion, with staff noting the work would be finished when the bridge is opened.
No appeal or further action on the change order was recorded at the meeting.
