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Daggett County building authority approves $85,408 change order for clinic X‑ray infrastructure
Summary
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on May 19 approved Change Order No. 13 — $85,408.53 to install electrical and related infrastructure needed to operate a new clinic X‑ray machine — and authorized the project manager to sign and forward the paperwork to the auditor’s office; the board also approved routine financial registers and minutes.
The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on Tuesday approved Change Order No. 13, a $85,408.53 addition to the county clinic project to provide the electrical and infrastructure needed to operate a new X‑ray machine. The board voted to authorize project manager Jesse Platt to sign the change order and forward the signed document to the county auditor.
Jesse Platt, the project manager, told the board the architect, engineer and the X‑ray supplier (GE) visited the site with the electrical contractor "to make sure that we had all the power requirements needed to operate that X‑ray machine," and said, "this change order does cover all those bases." Platt said the cost exceeded a specific line-item estimate but remained within the project contingency.
A committee member moved to approve the change order and the Chair seconded; the motion passed by voice vote. The board did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript beyond the motion carrying. The authority’s action authorizes the project manager to finalize and submit the signed change order packet to the auditor’s office for processing.
During the meeting the board also took routine administrative steps: it approved the May 12 meeting minutes after a minor correction and acknowledged receipt of the cash summary. Members approved the open invoice register and a disbursement summary covering May 10–15, 2026. The transcript references a reported cash balance of $248,294.53 as of May 15, 2026; one disbursement line in the discussion was transcribed as "$150," which was not clearly contextualized in the record.
The Chair opened the meeting by listing attendees, provided a construction and water-treatment update (the water plant reported receiving a permit and ongoing system start-up; the clinic elevator was reported installed), and thanked search-and-rescue responders after a recent recovery in which a helicopter located a person who was reported in good condition. The meeting adjourned at 10:11 a.m.
Next procedural steps noted in the meeting: execution and submission of the signed change order to the auditor for processing and routine follow-up on reimbursements and open invoices.
