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Oscoda Township approves $2.65 million in contractor pay applications and change orders
Summary
At its Oct. 27 meeting the Oscoda Township Board approved a series of infrastructure invoices, pay applications and a change order tied to 2024 DWSRF and CWSRF projects, with recorded approvals totaling $2,645,008.31 across listed vendors and invoices.
The Oscoda Township Board approved multiple infrastructure pay applications and a contractor change order at its Oct. 27 meeting, authorizing payments that together total $2,645,008.31. The approved items included Rowe Professional Services invoices and multiple contractor pay applications tied to the township’s 2024 DWSRF and CWSRF projects.
The board approved the following payments by roll-call vote: Rowe Professional (Inv. #0121024) $3,736.75; Rowe Professional (Inv. #0121060) $25,188.75; Rowe Professional (Inv. #0121061) $39,412.75; Rowe Professional (Inv. #0121063) $34,692.48; Schaaf & Associates Change Order No. 1 (2024 DWSRF) $193,870.00; Schaaf & Associates Pay Application No. 8 (2024 DWSRF) $482,130.07; Elmers Crane & Dozer Pay Application No. 7 (2024 CWSRF) $1,028,837.25; Merrill Brothers Pay Application No. 1 (2024 CWSRF) $442,464.75; and Merrill Brothers Pay Application No. 2 (2024 CWSRF) $394,675.51.
Board minutes show each payment motion carried on a roll-call vote with all voting members recorded as affirmative for those motions. The payments are recorded under infrastructure items connected to the township’s DWSRF and CWSRF projects and the C2R2 program listings in the meeting packet; the minutes do not list contract retainages, final completion dates, or schedule impacts tied to each pay application.
The board did not discuss contractor performance in depth during the meeting; minutes record approval motions and supporting votes but provide limited commentary on project status or anticipated completion dates. The approved disbursements move several 2024 project pay cycles forward, and further administrative or engineer certifications may be required prior to final payments.
