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7. 5. <br /> CC Regular Session <br /> Meeting Date: 07/09/2024 <br /> Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Address infrastructure needs. <br /> Information <br /> Title <br /> Adopt Resolution#24-185 Approving Change Order#2 for Halls Dover Acres Street Reconstructions, <br /> Improvement Project#24-02 <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> Purpose: <br /> The purpose of this case is to adopt Resolution#24-185 approving Change Order#2 for Halls Dover Acres Street <br /> Reconstructions, Improvement Project#24-02. <br /> Background: <br /> Trunk Watermain Scope: <br /> Included in the Halls Dover Acres Street Reconstructions project is the extension of approximately 1,265 lineal <br /> feet of 12-inch trunk watermain between Potassium Street east of 157 th Lane and Sodium Way adjacent to <br /> Sunfish Lake Boulevard. This connection,which provides another loop in the watermain system allowing users to <br /> be served by water from two directions, is included within the I 0-year Capital Improvement Program and 2040 <br /> Comprehensive Plan. <br /> Existing As-builts: <br /> The Alpine Acres Record Drawings, dated February 15, 2006, stated 12-inch ductile iron pipe watermain was <br /> extended through the Sodium Way cul-de-sac, into the Sunfish Lake Boulevard right of way. Construction on the <br /> watermain connection at the Sodium Way cul-de-sac began July 1, 2024. It was discovered that the hydrant on the <br /> north end of the Sodium Way cul-de-sac was placed at the end of the line, and a reduction from 12 inches to 6 <br /> inches occurs somewhere between the hydrant and the last gate valve in line, approximately 260 feet to the south <br /> along Sodium Way. The 6-inch watermain line was chased 45 feet into the cul-de-sac,until 1-inch service <br /> connections to the adjacent townhomes were found. This indicates the run from the inline gate valve to the hydrant <br /> is likely 6-inches the entire way. <br /> Additional Construction Impacts: <br /> To complete the trunk watermain loop,there are two likely options. The first option explored would be to <br /> continue down Sodium Way, replacing the 6-inch watermain with 12-inch. Staff did not feel this was an effective <br /> solution when considering the following; Sodium Way is a private street with underlying drainage &utility <br /> easement,replacing watermain would negatively impact access for approximately 20 residents. Because water <br /> services are off of the existing 6-inch line,temporary services would be required to 8 properties during <br /> construction, and periods of water shut-off would impact approximately 20 residents. Because of the location of <br /> the existing 6-inch line, in addition to replacing the pavement, concrete curb and gutter and valley gutter would <br /> require replacement, significantly increasing costs. <br /> The preferred solution by Staff is to continue the watermain route under the bituminous trail on the east side of <br /> Sunfish Lake Boulevard, and connect to the existing 8-inch watermain at 155 th Avenue/Sodium Street. This <br /> requires an additional 395 lineal feet of 12-inch watermain, compared to approximately 260 lineal feet required to <br /> extend along Sodium Way. However,replacing the bituminous trail is significantly less expensive than replacing <br /> the street, concrete curb and gutter, and concrete valley gutters within Sodium Way. In the short term, connecting <br /> to the 8-inch existing watermain line provides the desired trunk watermain loop, Staff will explore if replacing the <br /> 250 feet of 8-inch line between Sunfish Lake Boulevard and Sodium Way within 155 th Avenue will be necessary <br />
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