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7C for modification of both Marine Parkway and Twin Dolphin Drive as proposed, and lack Page 3 of majority support for modification of Redwood Shores Parkway. At the conclusion of the meeting attendees were asked to indicate, by a show of hands, if they were in favor or not in favor of reconfiguring each of the three roadways. See Table 3 for record of responses. TABLE 3 In Favor Not In Favor Abstained Marine ParkwaY 12 2 1 Twin Dolphin Drive 13 1 1 Redwood Shores Parkway 10 5 1 Please note that responses from meeting attendees may have been received and recorded as well on Tables 1 and 2 prior to the meeting. Responses, although limited in number, were disparate. Several community members expressed disapproval of bike lanes entirely. Some community members were dissatisfied that more streets were not modified to include bike lanes. The proposed roadway modifications have been favorably reviewed by the City's Bicycle & Pedestrian Working Group. Staff recommends the currently proposed configuration as a workable compromise that reasonably addresses various community concerns. Four (4) bids were received for the Redwood Shores Slurry Seal Project on July 30,2008, and are summarized below. Bidder Bid Amount Graham Contractors. Inc., San Jose $775.119.30 American ASDhalt ReDair and Resurfacing Co., Inc., Havward $779,407.51 Vallev Slurry Seal Co., West Sacramento $857.497.80 Intermountain Slurrv Seal, Inc., Watsonville $1,043,236.20 f=n.alneersEstlmate .. '. . , '. . .' .'. :.' .... .... '.'. . "$849,480.00 :'. Recommended Bidder: Graham Contractors, Inc., of San Jose Substantiation: Graham Contractors, Inc.. is the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The bid of $775,119.30 from Graham Contractors, Inc. of San Jose is 9% lower than the engineer's estimate of $849,480.00 for the cost of construction. Staff believes that Graham Contractors, Inc. bid of $775,119.30 is reasonable and responsive, and recommends awarding the contract to Graham Contractors, Inc. of San Jose. ALTERNATIVES Council may choose not to award the contract for the Redwood Shores Slurry Seal Project, and direct staff to redesign and/or rebid the project. Council may choose to award the contract but not to approve the proposed re-striping to reconfigure some or all of the proposed roadways. The roadways would then be re- striped to their existing configuration subsequent to the resurfacing work.