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Council approves $3,710 change order for Peerless Rd drainage project, largely covered by TDEC grant
Summary
Council approved Change Order #1 for the Peerless Rd at 25th Street drainage project, adding $3,710 to the contract to replace a specified 33' steel strain pole with a 40' pole; 85% of the cost is covered by a TDEC grant ($3,153.50) and the city share is $556.50.
The Cleveland City Council approved a change order for the Peerless Road at 25th Street drainage improvement project, increasing the contract by $3,710 to modify the signal support from a 33-foot steel strain pole to a 40-foot pole. Staff noted that the modification does not extend contract time and recommended approval of Change Order #1.
Financial impact for the change order was recorded as $3,710, with 85% funded by a Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) grant ($3,153.50) and a 15% city share of $556.50. The item was on the consent agenda and was approved as part of the consent motion carried 7-0.
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