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Port Commission approves electrical trenching and extra conduit for crane project, not to exceed $45,000
Summary
The Port of Port Orford Commission unanimously approved a change order for the crane project's electrical pathway that adds trenching and a 4-inch conduit for future expansion, capped at $45,000.
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The Port of Port Orford Commission on Oct. 13 approved a change order to the crane project's electrical pathway that authorizes trenching and the installation of an additional 4-inch conduit for future expansion, with a not-to-exceed cost of $45,000. Commissioner Brett Webb moved the measure and Commissioner Pat Cox seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
According to the meeting record, the change order is intended to accommodate future upgrades without reopening the trench. "Commissioner Webb moved to approve the change order to include the proposed trenching and an additional 4-inch conduit for future expansion, not to exceed 45,000 dollars," the minutes state. The commission did not detail a separate funding line in the minutes; staff present included Port Administrator Catherine Scobby and Communications Coordinator Faith Townsend. The commission confirmed the action and proceeded to other agenda items. The commission adjourned at 12:47 PM and scheduled the next meeting for Oct. 21, 2025.
