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Votes at a glance: change order, roundabout payment, claims and bond requisitions approved

Hobart City Redevelopment Authority · March 16, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved change order #9 for the Colorado tracking project, the first roundabout payment, the register of claims totaling about $280,409.46, and two bond requisitions; staff said the tracking project remains under budget.

At the March 16 meeting the Hobart City Redevelopment Authority approved several routine contract and payment items by voice vote.

Change order #9 (Colorado tracking project): Staff (speaker 3) described the change order as work to address the electrical service connection (directional bore to a junction box) after a utility pole relocation by Nipsco. Staff reported the project remains under budget (about $64,000 under) and recommended approval so the contractor can continue. The staff presentation referenced a change-order amount shown in the staff materials; the transcript lists the figure as “$6688.0.2” (transcription unclear). The commission voted to approve the change order.

Roundabout payment application: Commissioners approved payment 1 for roundabout work in the amount recorded in the packet as $253,350. Staff said most work is completed with minor items remaining.

Register of claims: The commission approved the register of claims, which staff said totaled approximately $280,409.46 and included supplemental funding for prefilter station improvements, engineering support, and an ALTA survey tied to Greenwood Center property work.

Bond requisitions: The commission approved requisition 76 and requisition 77 related to lease rental bonds for ongoing projects; amounts were discussed on the record during the bond items.

Each item passed by motion, second and voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.