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Trappe council authorizes $6,500 paving change order for two pumping stations

Trappe Town Council · July 6, 2026

Summary

The Trappe Town Council on July 6 authorized Town Administrator Erin Braband to sign a $6,500 change order to resurface Rumsey and Lakeview Pumping Stations, to be paid from remaining contingency grant funds with preliminary USDA approval; the vote was unanimous.

At its July 6 meeting, the Trappe Town Council approved a $6,500 change order to resurface Rumsey and Lakeview Pumping Stations, authorizing Town Administrator Erin Braband to sign the agreement with East Coast Land Management through Schummer. President Newnam made the motion; Commissioner Rose Potter seconded and the vote was unanimous (Deakins, Sullivan, Newnam, Potter — Y).

Engineers Jason Lytle and Andrew Wright of GMB told the council that the project punch list was complete except for paving corrections at the two stations and that Schummer had obtained a $6,500 quote from East Coast Land Management. The council was told that contingency fees in the remaining grant funds would cover the work and that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) had given preliminary approval for the expense.

The council voted to pay for the resurfacing from the remaining contingency funds and authorized the administrator to execute the change order. The meeting record shows the motion carried unanimously. The project will proceed to scheduling and completion of the identified paving corrections before final closeout.

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