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Board approves small change‑order increases for Willow Street Pyfer Park; votes split 3-2
Summary
The Board approved two Kinsley Construction change orders increasing the park contract by $1,838.95 (new total $901,138.95) and a KH Electric change order increasing that contract by $1,524.24 (new total $125,499.24); each motion passed 3-2 with Supervisors Hershey and Andrews opposed.
The West Lampeter Board on July 13 approved change orders for the Willow Street Pyfer Park project that raise the awarded contract totals by modest amounts and reflect ADA accessibility and stormwater revisions identified during pre-construction coordination.
Supervisor Geoffrey Beers moved to approve Change Orders #1 and #2 from Kinsley Construction as documented in letters dated July 2, 2026, with ELA’s recommendation dated July 7, 2026; the net increase is $1,838.95 for a new contract total of $901,138.95. That motion passed 3-2, with Supervisors Barry Hershey and Randall Andrews opposed.
Supervisor Beers also moved to approve a change order from KH Electric (letter dated July 7, 2026; ELA recommendation dated July 7, 2026) that increases the contract by $1,524.24 for a new total of $125,499.24. That motion likewise passed 3-2 (Hershey and Andrews opposed).
EDA/ELA engineering review and pre-construction coordination centered on ADA accessibility revisions and stormwater modifications; the Board voted along similar lines on both contract adjustments. The approvals obligate modest additional township expenditures as the Park project proceeds. Staff and the Township Engineer will manage contract administration and ensure compliance with ELA recommendations.
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