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Building a Better World <br />for All of Us» <br />City of Ramsey <br />OWNER <br />21-08 <br />OWNER'S PROJECT NO. <br />Water Treatment Plant Trunk Water Main Improvements <br />PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br />The following changes shall be made to the contract documents: <br />Description: <br />This change order consists of two separate items. <br />CHANGE ORDER <br />September 4, 2024 <br />DATE <br />3 <br />CHANGE ORDER NO, <br />RAM SY 174498 71.50 <br />SEH FILE NO. <br />1. At the intersection of Bunker Lake Boulevard and 143rd Ave/Azurite St., the plans called for the 20-inch <br />trunk watermain to connect to the existing north -south 16-inch water main via horizontal directional <br />drilling (HDD) methods. A proposed drilling pit was planned at the tee of the two water main pipes. <br />Because the existing 16-inch pipe was fairly deep and the pit was located in the edge of the driving lane <br />for northbound Bunker Lake Boulevard, the work would have resulted in both lanes of Bunker Lake <br />Boulevard to be closed to traffic. Anoka County would not allow these lane closures during normal <br />Monday -Friday traffic but rather they required a 1 day Saturday closure. Additionally, there was no way <br />to install a 20-inch pipe to the existing 16-inch without a wet tap to keep the 16-inch trunk main in service. <br />Based on those factors, it was determined to do this work on a Saturday shut down and install all the 20- <br />inch pipe across Bunker Lake Boulevard via open cut rather than HDD. Anoka County issued a road <br />closure/detour permit and the work was done on Saturday, August 24. <br />Attached is a letter from Northdale outlining the effort it took to complete this work during the 1 day <br />closure. The total cost of this change was $69,595.11. <br />2. The second change consists of concrete removal under the existing 143rd Ave. pavement, as a "change <br />in conditions." <br />During water main installation on 143rd Ave, they discovered subsurface concrete to a depth of 5-feet <br />below grade. The extent of this concrete was approximately 185 feet long and one 8-foot wide trench was <br />required to install the water main. This work required an additional larger backhoe with a concrete <br />ripper/jack hammer attachment. <br />Attached sis a letter from Northdale outlining the effort it took to remove this concrete. The total change <br />order for their time and materials is $55,170.34. <br />Engineers j Architects I Planners I Scientists <br />Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc., 10650 Red Circle Drive, Suite 500, Minnetonka, MN 55343-9229 <br />952.91 2.2600 I 800.734.6757 I 888.908.81 66 fax I sehinc.com <br />SEH is 100% employee -owned I Affirmative Action —Equal Opportunity Employer <br />