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Board signs multiple change orders and a design amendment for park projects; Chapel Hill cost increases pegged at $52,247.19

Board of Parks and Recreation for the consolidated city of Indianapolis · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The board approved several construction actions: a $11,615.09 deductive credit for Eagle Highlands playground work, a $22,806 amendment to DLZ's design contract, a $55,820.17 change order for Gustafson Field, and a $52,247.19 final change order for Chapel Hill Park, bringing Chapel Hill's contract to $1,858,247.19.

Board members approved a batch of construction and design items affecting several parks at the June 23 meeting.

Tony Hibbert, construction program manager for Indy Parks, described a deductive change order that produced a $11,615.09 credit for playground improvements across multiple parks after a parking redesign reduced required infrastructure. Staff also requested an amendment to the professional services agreement with DLZ Indiana LLC adding $22,806 and nine months to the contract term after a state stormwater rule change made certain designed stormwater infrastructure unnecessary; Ben Jackson, principal planner, said removing the infrastructure would lower construction costs even as design fees rose from $478,848 to $501,654.

Hibbert introduced Norcon Incorporated for Gustafson Field work and asked the board to approve change order #1 for $55,820.17 to finish site work and install a wood fence around a new gravel parking lot. He also summarized final change order #2 for Chapel Hill Park, listing unexpected issues including a relocated splash pad drain, an open-cut waterline tie-in requiring a temporary road closure, and a corroded culvert; that change order adds $52,247.19 for a new contract total of $1,858,247.19. Each of these memos was approved by voice vote.