Council approves $3,750 change order for town park project
September 17, 2026 | Bryce Canyon City, Garfield County, Utah
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Bryce Canyon City Council members voted to approve a $3,750 change order for the town park project after staff said a fabricated metal drain piece required galvanizing and has been delayed.
The council's chair moved for approval and a council member seconded the motion; the motion passed by voice vote. A staff member described the hold-up in fabrication, saying the contractor had to have the part CNC-cut and galvanized and "they're taking forever to dip it," which he said has pushed back the crew's arrival and could delay work by weeks. Councilors said they would wait for the final land description and related paperwork before making other payments on the parcel.
The council's chair moved for approval and a council member seconded the motion; the motion passed by voice vote. A staff member described the hold-up in fabrication, saying the contractor had to have the part CNC-cut and galvanized and "they're taking forever to dip it," which he said has pushed back the crew's arrival and could delay work by weeks. Councilors said they would wait for the final land description and related paperwork before making other payments on the parcel.
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