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Coffey County approves $313,784 payment for law enforcement center construction; change order reduces contingency by $3,188.64
Summary
On June 1 the Coffey County Commission approved Application No. 29 — $313,784 to River City Construction for Phase 2 of the Law Enforcement Center — and approved Change Order No. 51, a $3,188.64 deduction charged to the project contingency; the project Guaranteed Maximum Price remained $27,687,737.
The Coffey County Commission on June 1 approved Application and Certificate for Payment No. 29 from River City Construction, LLC, in the amount of $313,784 for work completed on Phase 2 of the Coffey County Law Enforcement Center project. Chairman Mark Petterson moved for approval and Steve McCurry seconded; the motion passed.
The payment will be made from the Jail Construction Project Fund (Fund 111). The commission also approved Change Order Number 51, which deducts $3,188.64 associated with Potential Change Order 95 (removal/installation related to carpet CPT-01 in public corridor 112 and court vestibule 119). The minutes record that the $3,188.64 will be deducted from the project construction contingency and that the project Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) remains $27,687,737.00.
The River City Construction application and the change order were presented as separate motions: Petterson moved to approve Application No. 29; McCurry seconded and the payment motion passed. McCurry moved to approve the change orders as described and Barker seconded; that motion also passed. The minutes do not record a roll-call tally or any dissenting votes.
The approvals advance Phase 2 work on the county’s law enforcement facility; the record does not specify immediate next steps or a revised project schedule.
Provenance: agenda and minutes entries (Application No. 29 and Change Order No. 51) as recorded in SEG 021–SEG 023.
