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9.B.
City Council Meeting - FINAL
Meeting Date:
04/16/2013
From:
Tiffin Miller, Project Manager, Community Development

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TITLE:

Consideration and Approval of Change Order No. 3:  Coconino/Elden/Humphreys 2010 Bond Improvements.

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

Approve Change Order No. 3 with Eagle Mountain Construction Co. in the amount of $303,511, *to authorize the contractor to replace deteriorated water and sewer mains in Cottage Avenue from Mike's Pike to Beaver Street, and extend the contract by 35 calendar days. 

Policy Decision or Reason for Action:

Approving this change order will authorize the contractor to replace deteriorated water and sewer mains in Cottage Avenue from Mike's Pike to Beaver Street. 

Financial Impact:

The project is funded by general obligation bonds from the 2010 Street/Utility Bond Improvement program in a principal amount of $16,500,000.  This increased contact amount does not affect the overall delivery of the 2010 Bond Improvement program. 

Connection to Council Goal:

1. Repair, replace, maintain infrastructure (streets & utilities)

Previous Council Decision on This:

The Council approved the construction contract for this project on July 17, 2012.
The Council adopted the FY13 budget at the June 5, 2012 meeting.

Options and Alternatives:

1) Approve the Change Order as recommended.  This additional work connects to Humphreys Street which is currently under construction.  Completing this additional work now will avoid disrupting this neighborhood again with a future project.  
2) Reject this Change Order and postpone the additional work to a future project.  A future project would disrupt the neighborhood again.  Maintenance costs of the existing water and sewer mains will likely increase until they are replaced. 
  

Background/History:

The existing water and sewer mains in Cottage Ave. from Mike’s Pike to Beaver St. are deteriorated and eligible to be replaced under the Utilities 2010 Bond program.  
 
The Change Order Committee reviewed and approved this change order at their April 4, 2013 meeting.

Key Considerations:

Replacing the deteriorated water and sewer mains should decrease maintenance costs on these utilities.

There are adequate funds available in the program to complete this work.

Community Benefits and Considerations:

The new water and sewer mains will require less maintenance and minimize impacts to the neighborhood.   

Community Involvement:

Inform - Construction progress up-dates have been provided to residents and property owners during this project.

Empower -  Voters authorized up to $16.5 million in general obligation bonds in November 2010.  The bonds are to fund street and utility infrastructure replacements.

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