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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 10/23/2012 <br />By: Shane Nelson, Engineering/Public <br />Works <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Sunwood Drive Project - Consider Change Order #4 <br />7. 4. <br />Background: <br />The City Council previously approved the construction contract for City Project 12-20. This Change Order is <br />associated with drainage, storm sewer, irrigation, and construction signage. The 146th Storm Sewer item is related <br />to the drainage along the west side of Armstrong Blvd. The original drainage plan contemplated a ditch on the west <br />side at a sufficient depth to carry the drainage. However, during construction the drainfield for the property at 8019 <br />146th Ave (Diversified Paving) was encountered. Also, there are several large utility cabinets that are within a <br />private easement at the NW corner of Armstrong Blvd and 146th Avenue. Because of these two constraints, a ditch <br />cannot be constructed per the original design and the design engineer has proposed an alternate solution. The <br />Draintile Swale item is related to the drainage at 14700 Armstrong Blvd (Billmark Electric). The grade at the <br />intersection of Armstrong Blvd and 147th Avenue was raised approximately 8 feet, and there is currently a 4:1 <br />slope from the edge of the road to the existing ground that surrounds the parking lot for Billmark Electric. <br />Whatever drainage system was existing before construction was covered with fill to provide the slope. The drain <br />tile was proposed as a solution to this drainage problem by the design engineer. The Irrigation Service is related to <br />the new irrigation system on Sunwood Drive. The original plans contemplated connecting to the existing 2" main <br />irrigation lines on the east end of the project. City staff has informed us that the proposed design would not work, <br />as the water supply from the east is coming all of the way from Ramsey Blvd, and a new 4" water supply was <br />required on the west end of Sunwood Drive. The Additional Construction Signage is related to the advance <br />warning "Road Closed" signs. Before the project began, large signs were installed on Highway 10 and Armstrong <br />Blvd with the message "CR 83 Road Closed" and "Follow Detour". The plans did not call for a different message <br />after the roadway was opened, and the signs could not be removed as they are required to warn motorists that they <br />are entering a construction zone. The Irrigation Box change order item was requested by City Staff. The plans <br />contemplated salvaging and re -using the existing irrigation box. However, the existing irrigation box is damaged <br />and does not appear suitable for re -use. This change order item would replace the old damaged irrigation box with <br />a new irrigation box. The Additional Pipe Removal item was requested by the Development Manager. The pipe is <br />in the area of the COR TWO retail area, and was a stub for future development that will never be utilized given the <br />new development plans. The storm sewer stub was in the vicinity of the building pad location for Lot 3, Block 1, <br />COR TWO. <br />Notification: <br />The owner of the property at 8019 146th Avenue was notified that another tree would be lost and his large boulder <br />would be moved if the Change Order item is approved. <br />The owner of the property at 14700 Armstrong Blvd was notified that the City is working on a solution to his <br />drainage concern. <br />Observations: <br />The two drainage issues need to be resolved to adequately provide drainage for this project. However, the work has <br />not been completed to date and the City could choose not to approve these Change Order items and complete them <br />under a different contract. The City is currently in negotiations to purchase one of the subject properties, at which <br />time the drainfield could be removed and an open ditch constructed to convey the stormwater. The proposed <br />solution with the storm sewer is likely a temporary improvement. <br />
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