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Commission approves $1,071 change order for Union Town Square parking
Summary
Public Works Director Paul Kremer told the Commission a small construction change is needed at Union Town Square and the panel voted 4-0 to pay a $1,071.34 change order that will remove three parking spaces to meet a parking-space-to-restroom-stall ratio.
The City of Union Commission on Dec. 1 approved a $1,071.34 change order for the Union Town Square project after Public Works Director Paul Kremer said the revision is needed to 'eliminate three parking spaces based upon a parking space to bathroom stall ratio.' Mayor Larry Solomon asked for approval and the motion passed 4-0.
Kremer said curb-and-gutter work on the east parking lot is complete and that asphalt can be poured in the next couple of weeks; he also said the final foundation pour on Brilliance Avenue North is ready. Commissioner Kimberly Tuyn pressed for context on engineering fees at the project; City Administrator Amy Safran replied that a substantial portion of engineering costs were incurred during pre-bid design work. Mayor Solomon noted the project funding will come from City of Union payroll taxes.
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