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Board authorizes Valley Street change orders; member objects over approach to extra work
Summary
HDR said the Valley Street Project is ahead of schedule. The board authorized the chair to sign two change orders—additional trees and hauling excess cut material—with a 4-1 vote; member Travis Zablotney voted no. HDR will prepare fencing recommendations after contractor raised erosion concerns.
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HDR engineer Chris Korkowski told the board the Valley Street Project is ahead of schedule and that a payment application is expected in September. He asked the board to authorize the chair or vice chair to sign two change orders: to increase the number of replanted trees and to allow Excavating, Inc. to haul off excess cut material at no additional cost to the board.
The board authorized the chairman to execute the change orders on a 4-1 vote; Zimmerman moved, Kluck seconded, and board member Travis Zablotney voted no. Excavating, Inc. also raised concern about erosion at the downstream riprap section near the Ehr property; HDR recommended placing Erosion Control Matting (ECM) and will prepare a fencing recommendation for the next meeting.
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