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Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approves prior minutes and acknowledges financial reports; discusses water-treatment work order

Daggett County Municipal Building Authority · August 5, 2025
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Summary

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved its 07/29/2025 minutes and acknowledged cash and disbursement reports (disbursements of $111,972.62). Members discussed a work order directive and anticipated change order to increase the concrete foundation for the water treatment plant's GAC chambers.

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority on Aug. 5 approved minutes from its July 29 meeting and acknowledged financial reports, and members discussed a forthcoming work order and possible change order for the county water treatment plant.

Chair opened the meeting and the board moved to approve the 07/29/2025 minutes after clarifying wording about a work order directive related to the water treatment plant. Chair said the authority had "received a work order directive" and that "there will be a change order at some point." Committee members agreed to the wording change in the minutes.

The board also acknowledged the MBA cash summary and accounts receivable report as of Aug. 1, 2025. A Committee member moved to acknowledge the receipt of the cash summary and accounts receivable report; the chair called the vote and members present responded "Aye," carrying the motion by voice vote.

On the water treatment project, a Committee member told the board that "the concrete foundation for the GAC chambers needs to be increased in size," and staff said the contractor will proceed under a work order directive that will later be identified as a change order. The discussion noted the distinction between an administrative-level work order directive and a direct change order to the contract.

The board reviewed the MBA disbursement summary for 07/24 through 08/04/2025, which a Committee member read as totaling "$111,972.62." The Chair moved to acknowledge the disbursement summary and members present responded "Aye," and the motion carried.

The meeting adjourned at 09:34.

Next steps: staff will proceed with the work order directive related to the water treatment plant and continue to provide updates on any formal change orders and disbursement activity.