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Madelia Council approves $148,104 final payment for Water System SCADA and signs off on well pay requests
Summary
The Madelia City Council unanimously approved Pay Request No. 7 for $148,104 to complete the Water System SCADA project, authorized a $52,328 reduction (Change Order No. 1) to the Well #4 scope, and approved two well-related pay requests totaling $58,587.34. Council also noted retainage will be withheld until the final punch list is approved.
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The Madelia City Council approved final payments and a change order tied to the city’s Water System SCADA and well work during its Jan. 13, 2025 meeting.
Councilmember Andy Gappa moved and Councilmember Matt Gunderson seconded approval of Pay Request No. 7 for the Water System SCADA project in the amount of $148,104.00; the motion passed with Mayor Cody Eager, Gappa and Gunderson voting yes. Council minutes state the project is 100% complete but that retainage will not be released until the final punch list is completed and approved.
The Council also approved Change Order No. 1 for the Water System SCADA project, a reduction of $52,328.00 related to Well #4. That change order was approved by motion of Andy Gappa and seconded by Matt Gunderson; the vote was unanimous.
Separately, the Council approved Pay Request No. 2 for Well #6 from Elite Electrical Innovations, LLC for $18,544.84 (moved by Matt Gunderson, seconded by Andy Gappa) and Pay Request No. 4 to Traut Companies for sealing Well #4 and constructing Well #6 in the amount of $40,042.50 (moved by Andy Gappa, seconded by Matt Gunderson). Both motions carried unanimously.
Council members noted the retainage policy for the SCADA project and tied final payment release to an approved punch list; no additional schedule or contractor performance details were provided in the minutes.
The actions on the SCADA and well pay requests were recorded as routine contract and project closeout items on the meeting agenda. The council did not record any dissent or abstentions on these motions.
