Court approves small change order to sheriff office feasibility study adding two‑story conceptual design
Summary
Commissioners approved a change order to the Parker County Sheriff's Office feasibility study that adds a two‑story conceptual design element, increasing the study contract by up to $1,875 to the original $7,500 agreement.
The court authorized a change order to the sheriff's office feasibility study to add a two‑story conceptual design option, increasing the contract by a not‑to‑exceed $1,875 on top of the original $7,500 study contract.
County staff explained the change order would allow exploration of vertical design alternatives to expand administrative office space as the county continues planning for the sheriff's facility. "They're looking at trying to expand the administrative offices...they're looking at going up," a staff presenter said, describing the rationale for the conceptual design addition.
Commissioners approved the change order by unanimous vote; staff said the additional design concept will inform the feasibility study's recommendations and be returned to the court if further action or funding is required.
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