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Council approves $126,000 change order to refresh Fairmount Park pathways over one dissent

Red Lion Borough Council · June 9, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a $126,000 change order to resurface Fairmount Park pathways at $54 per square yard; the vote passed with one member recorded opposed and also approved an $18,225 payment to Restuccia Construction.

The Red Lion Borough Council voted June 9 to create a change order to refresh pathways at Fairmount Park at a quoted rate of $54.00 per square yard, a project total of $126,000.

Cindy Barley moved to authorize staff to prepare the change order; Mark Holloway seconded. Council member Brady Greer recorded opposition; the motion carried. The engineer described the work as a surface 'freshening up' of the park’s trails and presented the pricing that generated the change‑order request.

Separately, the council approved payment of $18,225 to Restuccia Construction, a separate item presented during the engineer’s report. Both votes were taken during the same agenda section on the engineer’s report and were characterized as routine project management actions.

The council did not discuss a funding source change at length during the meeting; no additional appropriation or external grant was announced. Mrs. Barley’s motion and the council’s subsequent vote allow staff to move forward with procurement steps to complete the pathway work.