Council reviews fire-station remodel, contracts and third change order debates
September 21, 2026 | Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa
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Council members asked questions about a Fire Station No. 1 bathroom remodel that staff said includes work on both men's and women's facilities and confirmed funding is included in the project budget.
On the Seeger Avenue water-main replacement project council members raised concern about a third change order that increased the contract by roughly $164,000 on a roughly $1.1 million job and asked whether rebidding would have been advisable; city engineer Gordon Fair explained crews discovered more undermining in the pavement during saw cutting and recommended full-width paving while crews were mobilized.
On the Seeger Avenue water-main replacement project council members raised concern about a third change order that increased the contract by roughly $164,000 on a roughly $1.1 million job and asked whether rebidding would have been advisable; city engineer Gordon Fair explained crews discovered more undermining in the pavement during saw cutting and recommended full-width paving while crews were mobilized.
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