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Madison County approves $203,515 in courthouse change orders, plus permit credit
Summary
The Board approved three change orders for the courthouse project: a $10,555.57 permit credit (PCO #012) and two cost increases — $141,440.32 for a jack-and-bore storm sewer and $72,630.34 for rubble foundation wall repair — motions carried unanimously.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners approved several change orders for the courthouse construction project on Aug. 4, including a permit credit and two significant cost increases.
Commissioner William A. Todd moved to approve Courthouse Project Change Order PCO #012 (building permit credit of $10,555.57), PCO #013 (jack & bore storm sewer for $141,440.32), and PCO #014 (rubble foundation wall repair for $72,630.34). Commissioner Ron E. Nye seconded; all motions passed. The net cost increase (PCO #013 + PCO #014 minus the permit credit) totals $203,515.09.
The board did not expand on funding sources during the meeting; staff follow-up is needed to show how the additional costs will be covered or whether contingency funds or other budgets will be used.
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