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Livingston council approves $63,616 change order for South Washington water line project

City Council of the City of Livingston, Texas · October 14, 2025
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Summary

The council approved Change Order No. 1 for the South Washington Water Line Improvement Project to cover additional right‑of‑way clearing and select backfill, increasing the project cost by $63,616, payable from local funds.

Engineer Dalton Brown of The Brannon Corporation presented Change Order No. 1 to the council, explaining the need for additional right‑of‑way clearing and the use of select backfill for pipe bedding that produced a cumulative overrun. The change order totaled $63,616.00 and was presented for payment from local funds.

Alderman Alan Cook moved approval of Change Order No. 1; Alderman Andy Evans seconded. The motion passed with all present voting aye. City staff did not present a further breakdown of the cumulative overrun at the meeting.

The council’s approval authorizes the contractor to proceed under the adjusted contract terms; staff indicated the funds will come from local budgeted resources.