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Sarpy County waives liquidated damages on RPL Utility payment for 60th Street project

Sarpy County Board of Commissioners · March 17, 2026
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Summary

The Sarpy County Board approved an amended resolution waiving liquidated damages against RPL Utility LLC for the 60th Street (Cave Park Road to Highway 370) project (C7713-02), following county engineer review; the motion carried at the March 17 meeting.

The Sarpy County Board of Commissioners on March 17 approved an amended resolution waiving previously assessed liquidated damages against RPL Utility LLC related to the 60th Street project (C7713-02) from Cave Park Road to Highway 370.

The board considered "Amended Resolution 55," which removes liquidated-damage assessments from RPL Utility's payment application for the 60th Street project. Sarpy County engineering staff explained the recommendation and answered questions from commissioners before the board moved to approve the amendment.

Why it matters: Waiving liquidated damages affects the contractor's final payment and the county's project accounting for a road project that had been before the board since February 24, 2026.

The motion to approve the amended resolution was made by Commissioner Alug with a second by Commissioner Burmeister (as recorded in the meeting record); the chair called for a vote and the motion passed.

What the transcript shows and doesn't: The board approved the waiver during regular business; the transcript provides the motion and passage but does not include a roll-call tally in the public remarks. The county engineer was present and responded to commissioner questions about the project status.

Next step: The county will proceed consistent with the approved amended resolution; any accounting or contract closeout steps will follow county procurement and public-works procedures.