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� � <br /> 2� <br /> I <br /> REPORT � <br /> To the Honorabie Mayor and City Council <br /> From the Ci Mana er <br /> December 13, 2004 <br /> Subject <br /> Final Acceptance — Lakeview Reservoir Rehabilitation Project <br /> Recommendation <br /> Accept the Lakeview Reservoir Rehabilitation Project, and release the bonds and <br /> retention. <br /> Background <br /> On July 1, 2004, the City Council approved the Contract Documents and awarded the <br /> Lakeview Reservoir Rehabilitation Project to Bamer Construction Co. of Castro Valley, <br /> California, for the project cost to $649,461.00. <br /> This project rehabilitated the Lakeview Reservoir (a 70 year old reservoir that holds <br /> approximately one (1) million gallons of drinking water), which is located in the center of <br /> the Emerald Lake Hills area (near the intersection of Lakeview Way and Woodland <br /> Way). The Lakeview Reservoir serves one of the largest service zones in the City, <br /> which includes approximately 625 homes within this one square mile area. <br /> The structure had a failing roof, which became increasingly unsafe for the City's Public <br /> Works Services personnel to access, and furthermore, it did not meet current seismic <br /> requirements, making the structure unreliable in the event of a major earthquake. The <br /> roof was replaced and the columns reinforced. New inlet and outlet pipe modifications <br /> were also installed, to improve connections to the water system. <br /> The project was completed on schedule with a final adjusted contract price of <br /> $690,111.69, which included change orders. The final price reflects an increase of <br /> 6.25% from the bid price. The additional costs and change orders are attributed to the <br /> replacement of additional failing roof components that could not be detected until most <br /> of the old roof structure was removed and exposed for field inspection. These <br /> components, comprising mostly of failing wood roof joists, had to be replaced prior to a <br /> new roof being installed. <br /> Alternative <br /> Do not accept the Lakeview Reservoir Rehabilitation Project, which would be contrary <br /> to prior action. <br /> Page 1 of 2 <br />