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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval of Additional Costs and Time for Margate Boulevard Improvement Project
Record date · March 11, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Community Redevelopment Agency is approving two final s for the Margate Boulevard crosswalk and landscape project. These changes increase the total project cost by $1,457.37 and extend the construction timeline by two days.
This resolution authorizes a total payment increase of $1,457.37 to FG Construction, LLC and extends the project completion deadline by two days, impacting the final budget and schedule for the Margate Boulevard improvements.
Who It Affects
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FG Construction, LLC
The company receives an additional $1,457.37 in payment and is granted two extra days to complete the project.
Community Redevelopment Agency
The agency is authorizing the expenditure of additional funds and extending the project timeline.
Key Facts
- Change Order No. 6 adds $467.97 to the project cost.
- Change Order No. 7 adds $989.40 to the project cost.
- The total combined cost increase for the project is $1,457.37.
- The project contract time is extended by 2 additional days.
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- The Board Chair is authorized to sign the change orders on behalf of the agency.
- The project is officially titled the Margate Boulevard Crosswalk and Landscape Improvements Project.
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Incremental Project Costing
The project is utilizing multiple small change orders (6 and 7) to finalize costs, suggesting a standard close-out process for the construction agreement.
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