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Council approves pay application and change order for Creamery Avenue and Creamery Bridge project
Summary
Bolton Menk provided a status update and the Browerville City Council unanimously approved RL Larson Pay Application No. 4 and Change Order No. 2 (to add a water line on Main St N) for the Creamery Avenue/Creamery Bridge improvement project.
The Browerville City Council on April 9 received a project update from Jeremy Boots, project manager at engineering firm Bolton Menk, and approved contractor payments and a change order for the Creamery Avenue and Creamery Bridge improvement project.
Boots provided the status update; the minutes record that Councilmember Joshua Goertz moved and Councilmember Madison Rickbeil seconded approval of Contractor RL Larson's Pay Application No. 4, which the council adopted unanimously. Separately, the council approved Change Order No. 2 to add a water line on Main St N by motion of Sue Wiersgalla, seconded by Joshua Goertz; that motion also passed unanimously.
The minutes do not record dollar amounts for the pay application or the change order, nor do they include detailed project schedules or revised completion dates. The actions in the minutes indicate the council's approval to proceed with the contractor payment and to incorporate the change order into the project contract.
Council recorded these approvals as routine project management actions; further details and financials would be in project records and pay application documents maintained by city staff and the engineering firm.
