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Florence board approves $78,928.62 increase to MCWI contract for Eagle Post Road sewer work

Mayor and Board of the City of Florence · October 21, 2025
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Summary

The Florence board unanimously approved MCWI Change Order #4, increasing the Hwy. 49 Eagle Post Road Sanitary Sewer Additions — Phase II contract by $78,928.62 on City Engineer Tim Parker's recommendation. Aldermen voted during the Oct. 21 meeting.

The Florence mayor and board unanimously approved a $78,928.62 increase to MCWI’s contract for the Hwy. 49 Eagle Post Road Sanitary Sewer Additions — Phase II project on Oct. 21. City Engineer Tim Parker recommended the change order and the board voted to accept it.

The change order (MCWI #255-2-CW-5.5) was described in the meeting as an increase to cover agreed adjustments needed to complete the sanitary sewer additions tied to the Eagle Post Road overlay work. Alderman John Banks moved to approve the change order; Alderman Kyle Martin seconded the motion. The vote carried unanimously with Aldermen Banks, Herrin, Martin and Sistrunk recorded as voting aye and Alderman Brian Grantham absent.

The board also authorized Mayor Trey Gunn to sign close‑out documents related to the STP Eagle Post Road overlay project during the same meeting on the City Engineer’s recommendation. No additional details about the specific work items or funding sources for the change order were provided in the minutes; the attached meeting record notes that supporting documents are on file.

Next procedural steps recorded in the minutes were routine: Alderman Mason Herrin briefly left the meeting during the change‑order discussion and was invited back after the vote. The board took no separate public comment on the change order during the open session.