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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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5/21/2007
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6.2D <br /> R�P�f�T Page 1 <br /> Tc� t�� Honorabl�e May�r and Ci#y Cou�cil <br /> Fr�m the Ci� l�anag�r <br /> May 21, 2007 <br /> SUBJECT <br /> Final Accep#ance—2�05-2006 Storm Drain Improvement Project <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> Accept, by motion, the 2005-2006 Storm Drain Improvement Project and authorize the <br /> releasa of bonds and retention according to City procedures <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> On Juiy 1�, 2006, the Ci#y Council awarded the construction contract for the 2405-Za06 <br /> Storm Drain Improvement Project to Harty Pipe(ines, Inc. of San Francisco, CA, for their <br /> low bid of $292,850. This annual project has been successfully compieted in <br /> accordance with the pfans and spec�cations at a tota! cost of $291,100. One change <br /> order was issued for a credit amount of$'f,75Q, mainly due to quanfity adjustments. <br /> The 2005-2006 Storm Drain Project replaced the existing siphon and bubb�-up type <br /> drainage structures with a contiguous undergraund storm drain system. Prior to this <br /> improvement project, the siphon inlets were connected only by short pipes at street <br /> intersections. Storm water fiowed from the upstream inlet, bubbled-up at the <br /> downstream in[et, and continued to flow along the surface of curb and gutter until it <br /> reached a proper underground sform drain system. The iniets stared stagnant water <br /> which created aesthetic, health, and safety concerns. This project provided the <br /> infrastructure necessary to carry water away from the inlets to prevent stagnation. <br /> Areas near Hoover and John Gill Schools were se{ected as priority improvement areas <br /> because of health and safety cancerns for school children. Approximately 800 linear <br /> feet o# storm drain and related catch basins, curbs, gutters, and curb ramps were <br /> ins#alled as part Qf the improvement. <br /> AL7ERNATIVES <br /> Council may elect not to accept the 2005-2006 Storm Drain improvement Project which <br /> would be cantrary to prior Council ac#ion and deiay next year's improvement project. <br /> FISCAL IMPACT <br /> Sufficient funds have been appropriated from the Capital Projects Fund, Sform Drainage <br /> System - Coflection System Upgrade Pragram for the 2005-2006 Storm �rain <br /> lmprovement Project. <br /> � A <br /> �^ - <br /> Grace , P.E. Chu Chan , <br /> Senior Civil Engineer Manage E ' e ng&C s ction <br /> � �� <br /> Aeter Ingram Ed Everett <br /> Director, Commurtity Development Services City Manager <br /> ATTACHMEN7S <br /> None <br /> RELATEQ DOCUMENTS IN ClTY CLERK'S OFFICE <br /> None <br />
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