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County approves change order reducing hot‑mix overlay contract by $102,827.02
Summary
A change order on a multi‑road hot‑mix overlay project reduced the contract by $102,827.02 after scope adjustments and a decision to hot‑mix a truck‑stop frontage rather than concrete it; the court approved the change order 5-0.
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The court approved a change order on the county's hot‑mix pavement overlay project that reduced the contract price by $102,827.02, from roughly $4.2 million to $4,195,916.93.
Public Works staff explained the primary driver was a decision to hot‑mix the frontage at a truck‑stop location instead of constructing concrete, which avoided a prolonged road closure and an estimated $178,000 of additional work. "If approved, that would bring the contract total down to, from the 4,200,000 down to $4,195,916.93," a county staff presenter said. The court approved the change order 5-0 and directed staff to complete required signatures and submit payment documentation to the vendor and the project's engineer.
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