During the recent Cumberland County Board of Commissioners meeting, discussion centered around a change order for the ADA Fairground improvements contract, specifically addressing the responsibility for increased costs due to revisions in the septic system design. The board members expressed concerns about who should bear the financial burden—particularly when revisions mandated by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) were not communicated to the contractor, Fabry, until after work commenced. The board emphasized the need for an investigation into whether the subcontractor for the architect, responsible for the revisions, failed to relay the necessary information, which may have caused the cost overruns. There was a consensus that while the contractor, Fabry, should be paid for the completed work, the subcontractor’s accountability must be determined to potentially reimburse taxpayers for the additional expenses.