100 East roadway: final change order adds $117,500.05 to a $900,214.85 contract
A proposed final change order on Cedar City's 100 East roadway project would raise the contract to $1,017,714.90. Staff attributes $69,296.07 to improvements along one property's frontage, and the funding table lists contributions from that property owner totaling the same amount.
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Cedar City awarded the 100 East roadway contract to Inntelex, LLC, in December 2025 for $900,214.85, according to the Oct. 7, 2026 work meeting packet. The change order form lists the agreement date as Dec. 31, 2025. [1]
Change Order No. 1, labeled final, adds $117,500.05, bringing the contract price to $1,017,714.90. Staff says there were no earlier change orders. [1]
What the change covers
Staff says the project is complete and the full roadway is open. The memo says the changes were needed for full improvements along one property's frontage, additional concrete driveways for existing buildings and additional utilities. It attributes $69,296.07 of the change order to the frontage improvements. [1]
By fund, the change order includes $67,936.55 for streets, $30,155.50 for sewer collection and $19,408.00 for water. [1]
The funding
The funding table lists contributions from the owner of that frontage in each of the three accounts: $44,995.85 in streets, $14,230.54 in sewer collection and $10,069.68 in water. Together they total $69,296.07, the amount staff attributes to the frontage improvements. [1]
After the change, the table shows balances of $36,774.11 in the streets account, $174,304.51 in sewer collection and $52,681.72 in water. [1]
The council's Oct. 14 consent agenda listed approval of the $117,500.05 change order. The Ledger has not seen minutes of that meeting. [2]
The change order and funding table are from a staff packet. The records reviewed do not show final approval or payment.
Sources
- Cedar City Council · Oct. 7, 2026 work meeting packet
- Cedar City Council · Oct. 14, 2026 action meeting packet (with draft Sept. 16 and 23 minutes)
Reporting by The Utah Ledger from the public records above. AI-assisted, checked against those records.