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Airport authority extends time for completion of safety project

By Herald Standard Staff 1 min read

DUNBAR TWP. – The Fayette County Airport Authority approved a combination of change orders that will give contractors several extra weeks to complete the runway safety project at the Joseph A. Hardy – Connellsville Airport and slightly reduce the cost of the plan. In April the authority approved nearly $500,000 in five separate change orders for runway and related work.

This evening, the board adopted a final change order that decreased the overall cost of the project by about $5,000 and also will allow crews until July 12 to complete projects associated with the safety measures.

The nearly $3.6 million project includes the establishment of a dirt runway about 150 feet wide and 300 feet long at the end of the paved runway for additional safety at the airport.

Read Josh Krysak’s story in tomorrow’s Herald-Standard for full details.

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