A total of $67,730.40 was recently applied to this contract.
At Monday night’s public meeting in Corner Brook council approved a change order on the Mount Bernard Avenue Reconstruction project that actually means money is going back in the coffers. Deputy Mayor Linda Chaisson says costs associated with the repair of a water transmission main breaks last November have changed. An existing 16-inch diameter water main broke overnight beyond the limits of the construction. Water main was repressurized the previous day for the end of the construction season. It was decided to have the contractor repair this main instead of City Forces due to the complexity of the excavation around Bell Infrastructure in the ground. For the information of Council, a credit. The city’s Director of Engineering Darren Charters says they ordered too many fire hydrants for the job. A total of $67,730.40 was recently applied to this contract.
Female driver pronounced dead at the scene of a moose-vehicle collision near Gander last night
Two Northern Peninsula men charged with resisting arrest, one charged with assault on a police officer
WorkplaceNL to cover psychological injury due to workplace harassment
Deer Lake Airport to launch tools to make travel accessible to everyone at an event on Friday
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