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Platte View Road expressway work will force relocation of about 1,800 feet of agency pipe, county to fund changes
Summary
Project engineer Jeff Thompson said county expressway construction will require relocating about 1,800 feet of the agency's infrastructure beginning in mid-August; Thompson said the county is funding the relocation and that the change order cost was "a couple million dollars," with exact figures to be provided later.
Jeff Thompson told the board Platte View Road expressway construction will require the relocation of about "1,800 foot of the agency's infrastructure," with work anticipated to begin in mid-August. He said the county’s expressway project is the cause of the relocation and that the county is funding the work "in its entirety."
Board members asked whether the relocation had resulted from alignment changes and requested a cost breakdown. Thompson said the change included encasements and crossings that increase cost and described the amount as "a couple million dollars," but he said he would provide the specific cost figures to the board once he had them.
The agency will monitor the relocation schedule and work with county project managers to ensure the transition happens in a short timeline to avoid operational disruptions.
