The construction contract for the new public works facility in Stockbridge has been extended more than a month and $57,576.91 in change orders added to the project. Citing rain delays above those allowed in the original contract, 41 days were added and the end date was changed from Oct. 2 to Nov. 30 by vote of the City Council at its Oct. 27 work session.

Four other changes were outlined in the agreement, including a need to regrade a detention pond due to exposure of a sewer line, additional work on a lower parking lot, over-excavation of building footers and rock, and electrical changes as required by Georgia Power. Overall wet conditions were cited as the reason for the latter three items.

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