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Board approves corrected Stantec change order and DEQ permit fees for school well project, 5-0

Northumberland County Board of Supervisors · June 1, 2026
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Summary

After clarifying the requested amount, the Board rescinded an earlier motion and unanimously approved a corrected Stantec change order increase of $14,978.38 plus $9,000 for the DEQ permit, totaling $23,978.38 for the school well project.

Northumberland County’s Board of Supervisors approved a corrected change order for the school well project at the May 7 special meeting after staff clarified the amount due to the engineering firm.

Mr. Hardcastle, the school's Maintenance Supervisor, presented a Stantec change order with a total cost of $25,320 and noted the county had already paid $12,290.38. The Board initially approved a $2,688 increase to reach the $25,320 total (motion moved by Keith Harris; seconded by James Long), with a recorded 5-0 vote.

Following a 10-minute recess, Assistant County Administrator Drew Basye explained that the earlier approval was based on a misunderstanding; the correct additional amount due to Stantec is $14,978.38 and the DEQ permit fee is $9,000, for a corrected total request of $23,978.38. The Board voted to rescind the earlier motion (moved by Keith Harris; seconded by Al Fisher) and then approved the revised change order and permit funding (moved by Keith Harris; seconded by Al Fisher). The final approval was recorded as Aye: James Long, James Brann, Chip Williams, Al Fisher, and Keith Harris (motion carried 5-0).

The county will utilize funds earmarked for the school well project to cover the approved increase and permit fee. No dissenting votes were recorded.