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Carney CPUA approves multiple project payments, tables Heartland claim
Summary
The Carney Public Utilities Authority approved a set of contracts and invoices tied to ODOT relocation projects, acknowledged a construction permit, and tabled a payment dispute with Heartland Utility Services after an executive-session discussion; all motions passed unanimously.
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The Carney Public Utilities Authority Board of Trustees met Feb. 12, 2026; the board approved several project payments and administrative items and tabled a disputed payment to Heartland Utility Services LLC. Vice Mayor Jason Hubach called the meeting to order at 6:31 p.m.; the meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
On the major infrastructure items, the board approved Change Order No. 2 for the CA-22-01 ODOT Waterline Relocation Project, a change that reduced the contract price by $31,291.00. The board also approved Contractor Pay Application No. 4 for Circle B Underground LLC in the amount of $141,716.26 and an engineering invoice (CA-22-01-04) from Infrastructure Solutions Group LLC for $15,240.00. The board acknowledged Permit to Construct No. WL000041251046 for the ODOT waterline relocation in Lincoln County.
Separately, the board considered payment to Heartland Utility Services LLC regarding Project CA-22-02 (ODOT Sewer Line Relocation) but voted to table the payment decision to next month after an executive session under 25 Okla. Stat. § 307. The board approved a $14,600.00 quote (quote #15465) from Edwards Equipment to rehab a lift station; an OMAG claim (claim #218119-1-MR) related to the issue has been filed. The meeting record shows unanimous votes on recorded motions unless noted otherwise.
Next steps: the Heartland payment remains tabled until the next monthly meeting; the board will continue processing project-related invoices and contract changes as the CA-22-01 and CA-22-02 projects advance.
