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Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approves change orders for health center and water plant, and $540,549 disbursements
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Summary
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on April 14 approved routine financial items and three construction-related change orders, including $46,422.83 for the Daggett County Health, Business and Community Center and a $19,262 WesTech change order for the Dutch John culinary water plant that Sunrise Engineering will cover.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority (MBA) met April 14 and approved a slate of routine financial actions and construction change orders, Board Member Matt Tippets said at the start of the meeting.
The board unanimously approved the MBA Disbursement Summary for April 3–10, 2026, totaling $540,549.32, after Board Member Randy Asay moved and Board Member Jack Lytle seconded the motion. The board also approved the MBA Open Invoice Register dated April 10, 2026 ($4,268.81) and formally acknowledged the MBA Cash Summary dated April 9, 2026 and the MBA Accounts Receivable Report.
On project business, time was given to Jesse Platt to present a change order (Change Order #12) for the Daggett County Health, Business and Community Center in the amount of $46,422.83. Board Member Jack Lytle moved to approve the change order; Board Member Randy Asay seconded, and the motion carried unanimously. Platt also presented a separate $3,500 change order for operable walls for the same project; the board approved that change order after a motion by Asay and a second by Tippets.
The board approved a $19,262 change order with WesTech for programming and controls modifications at the Dutch John culinary water membrane filtration plant. Board Member Asay moved and Board Member Lytle seconded the motion; the motion carried. According to the minutes, Brian Mierer indicated that Sunrise Engineering will ultimately cover the $19,262 cost.
Staff provided brief project updates: the water treatment plant is flowing, and seven-day drinking-water testing is complete with hopes to receive the operating permit by the end of the month; the new clinic is finishing sheetrock and paint, with cement pads and curb work planned to begin. There were no public comments during the meeting.
The meeting convened at 9:34 a.m. and adjourned at 10:02 a.m. The board recorded all votes as unanimous for the motions listed above.