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CC Regular Session 4. 12. <br />Meeting Date: 02/26/2013 <br />Submitted For: Patrick Brama By: Patrick Brama, Administrative Services <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Adopt Resolution 13-02-040; for the partial payment to Sauter & Sons INC for the Nordvick Property demolition <br />and site clean up; and review change order number one (1). <br />Background: <br />The City of Ramsey is in the process of improving the existing Highway 10/Armstrong Boulevard intersection to <br />a highway overpass/interchange. Part of this process required the City to purchase privately owned land to dedicate <br />for future right of way (ROW). <br />The Ramsey EDA became involved in this process when they assisted the purchase of a property located at 8020 <br />147th Ave NW ("Subject Property"). A small portion of the Subject Property will be dedicated for future ROW. <br />The larger remaining portion was intended to be used for economic development purposes. <br />The Subject Property contained two commercial buildings; along with various other site improvements. In order to <br />prepare the site for future development, the EDA contracted with Sauter & Son's for the demolition of buildings and <br />site clean up of the Subject Property; for a price of $23,500 per the attached contract. Recently, Staff received a <br />request for a change order to the original contract price. <br />Purpose of Case: consider the attached resolution for the partial payment of the original contract; and review <br />change order one (1) for the removal of an underground oil -water separator tank, $2,400. <br />History of Case: this case was reviewed, discussed and approved by the EDA on February 14, 2013. The City <br />Council is involved with the decision as the funding source is the EDA fund. The EDA fund is not part of the <br />EDA's annually approved budget. <br />Observations: <br />Attached to this case is: <br />1. Invoice for work outlined in original contract: $23, 500 <br />2. Invoice for change order number one (1), oil -water separator tank: $2,400 <br />3. Project Pay Estimate Summary Sheet: $25,900 total project cost <br />4. Resolution # 13-02-040 Approving Partial Payment to Suater & Son's for Nordvick Property <br />Demolition ($23, 350) <br />Partial Payment of Original Contract <br />At this point, Staff has determined all work as spelled out in the original contract has been completed EXCEPT <br />establishing turf on the Subject Property. Therefore, Staff recommends withholding 10% of the original project <br />cost (invoice/payment due) as an escrow to ensure the referenced work is completed ($2,350). <br />Change Order Number One (1) <br />Said $2,400 change order is for the removal and disposal of an underground oil -water separator tank (including <br />remaining oil) located on the Subject Property. This work was unforseen and was not included in the RFP (Request <br />for Proposal) for this project. <br />Staff did conduct a site visit and review property files regarding the Subject Property before the development of a <br />RFP. However, Staff was unable to find any information, or physical evidence, of the oil -water separator <br />tank located on the Subject Property as it was buried underground. Therefore, it was not included in the RFP. <br />
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