Oswego trustees recently authorized increasing the budget for the expansion of the village’s Public Works facility by another $1.5 million due to the condition of the soil on the site.

The Oswego Village Board earlier this year authorized the hiring of Williams Architects to identify options for the Public Works Department including possible expansion of its existing facility at 100 Theodore Drive, which was built in 2002.

Officials said the expansion of the facility is needed due to the growth seen in Oswego over the past number of years as well as the village’s projected growth in the future.

The existing facility in located on an approximately 10.75-acre property at the northeast corner of Theodore Drive and Plank Road.

Earlier this year, the Village Board decided that the expansion

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