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Board approves Robinson construction change order after presentation on site issues
Summary
The board approved a Robinson construction change order after staff reported over‑excavation, framing and additional wiring work. Staff reported the contractor requested $212,200; the motion approved Robinson's change order in the amount of $212,275 by voice vote.
The meeting opened with a presentation asking the board to approve a construction change order for the Lake Oswego school construction project. A district presenter said the change order arose from "over excavation for site work... framing changes, landscaping, fencing revisions" and additional lighting and communication circuits added during summer construction, and that "the total we we are requesting tonight for this change order is 212,200."
Board members moved and seconded a motion to approve the change order. The clerk read the motion approving "Robinson's change order in the amount of $212,275." The board took a voice vote with multiple members responding "aye," and the chair announced the motion carried.
The exchange recorded a minor discrepancy in the numbers stated orally: the presenter cited $212,200 in the request while the motion as read for approval specified $212,275. The board's recorded action at the meeting was approval of Robinson's change order for $212,275. No further amendments or conditions were recorded at the time of the vote.
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