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Board approves courthouse roof change orders, citing $32,200 in savings
Summary
River City Contracting's change orders for the courthouse roof—switching to a metal roof and revising insulation/coping—were approved; staff said the two changes save $25,000 and $7,200 respectively.
The board approved two change orders for the courthouse roof project from River City Contracting that together reduce the contract cost by $32,200. Staff explained that Change Order No. 1 substitutes a metal roof for the previously specified TPO coating, yielding a $25,000 savings, and Change Order No. 2 revises insulation and coping and saves $7,200. "This is a cost savings of $25,000," staff told the commissioners when discussing the alternate roof selection.
The board approved the change orders and authorized the chair or vice chair to sign the required AIA documents. Staff said the signature is required because a change order had been issued during the period when a particular commissioner served as chair and the vice chair or chair must sign to formalize the change.
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