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2 CHANGE ORDER JUSTIFICATION 911 EXPANSION PROJECT DATED: SEPTEMBER 25, 1991 CHANGE ORDER REQUESTED AMOUNT OF CHANGE ORDER JUSTIFICATION FOR CHANGE ORDER 1. Tree removal due to $400 Environmental Health recommended a larger repair field relocation of front for the on -site low pressure septic system. The revised driveway. repair field required that two additional trees be removed. 2. Supply electrical $287 Dispatchers need to be able to control access to the area. conduit and devices associated The rear exterior door will be a primary entrance for employees with security and communications since the Communications Center will be located on the lower level. at the exterior basement door. This modification was requested by Nick Waters. The work has not been completed. 3. C.T. cabinet for electrical $168 The original plans called for a combination cabinet and meter box to be service. installed under the service connection contract with Piedmont Electric. When the time came for installation Piedmont stated a 15 week delivery period. The project timeline could not tolerate such a lengthy delivery period. 4. Nail over existing roof on $300 The roofing contractor installed the wrong color shingle on the new old section of 911 Center. section of the building. Since there is less roof area on the old section, the County allowed the contractor to install shingles on the old area which match the new addition, rather than requiring him to remove and replace the new shingles on the new section. The net effect is that the County is able to install a new roof on the old section for $300. 5. Concrete stairs $1683 These stairs will connect the upper sidewalk and the lower sidewalk. The original plans did not call for the sidewalks to be connected, however EMS personnel indicate that access to the EOC as well as for FNS personnel will be greatly enhanced with the addition of these steps. If the steps are not installed, you must access the lower level by walking around the driveway and down the hill. 6. Level basement floor $1427 Floor was sloped for drainage in the "garage" area of the exisiting building. The slope was not identified until items being stored against the wall were moved during the construction process. The slope begins approximately 4" into the room and slopes for a total of about 6 ". If the floor is not leveled there will be a 2" drop in the middle of the room where the old floor level and the floor level of the new addition meet. 7. Fill dirt over boulder in east parking lot. $ 424 A boulder, approximatley the size of a small automobile was discovered in the east parking lot during excavation. It was estimated that the cost of removing the boulder would exceed the cost of raising the grade of the sidewalk and parking lot.