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Board approves $1,114 change order for pre-engineered building adjustments
Summary
Supervisors approved change order number 4 for $1,114 related to final pre-engineered metal building details; county staff said plan adjustments produced a small net credit after review.
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors approved change order number 4 on Aug. 10, a $1,114 adjustment tied to final details in the county's pre-engineered metal building design. County development director Eric Furnace said the final design reduced some glazing and produced a credit that left a small net increase.
Furnace described the process: “when we got the final pre engineered metal building design ... we lost some transit at height on 1 of the storefronts ... it came in at a small increase,” he said, adding staff pursued more detail and ultimately obtained credit. A supervisor moved and seconded approval and the chair announced the motion carried; the transcript records the approval but does not provide a full roll-call tally.
Furnace called out the value of in-house project management and staff capacity to review CAD drawings and secure cost savings. The board then moved on to other facility project updates.
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