Alderwood water district board was scheduled to consider sewer relining change order on March 23, 2026

The Alderwood Water & Wastewater District board was scheduled to consider a change order to its Sewer Relining Program at its March 23, 2026 meeting, according to the published agenda 1.

What the records say

Materials published ahead of the March 23, 2026 meeting list “Sewer Relining Program Change Order 3” (item A.2402) under New Business on the board's work-session agenda, with Capital Program Manager Don Ranger named as the presenting staff member and five minutes allotted to the item 1. The supplied excerpt of the agenda does not include the change order's dollar amount, scope, or contract details 1. A change order is a formal adjustment to an existing contract that can alter its cost, scope, or timeline; whether this one is material cannot be judged from the agenda. The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome.

  • The board was scheduled to consider Change Order 3 for the Sewer Relining Program (item A.2402) at its March 23, 2026 meeting.
  • Capital Program Manager Don Ranger was listed as the staff member presenting the item.
  • The item was allotted five minutes on the agenda.

Why it matters

The sewer relining program covers repairs to aging pipes, work funded through district rates that Brier-area residents pay. Because the agenda discloses neither the amount nor the terms of Change Order 3, ratepayers cannot assess the financial impact of the adjustment from this record alone 1. The five-minute work-session slot may indicate a routine, pre-planned change, but that is an inference; the district's subsequent minutes or contract records would be needed to determine what was actually approved.

What changed / what's next

  • The agenda listed a proposed Change Order 3 to the Sewer Relining Program for board consideration on March 23, 2026 1.
  • The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome; the agenda excerpt does not include the change order's cost, scope, or contract details, so checking the district's subsequent minutes or contract records would be needed to learn what was approved 1.