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2. Utility Contractors. We acknowledge Section 14 of the Special Provis- <br />ions, however, due to the extremely short contract period it was just <br />about impossible to accomplish work between 4 -29 -85 and 5 -4 -85 as the <br />utility companies were rushing to meet the May 10th deadline. They <br />were burying cable ahead of the curb machine and then following up <br />behind the curb. In otherwords we didn't have many places to work. <br />We lost most of our production for this week due to the abnormal <br />amount of utility work and request a 3 day extension due to these <br />unreasonable and unforeseeable delays. <br />3. Developer. We request an extension of 6 days due to the following: <br />I. Subgrade not within the 0.2 ft ± as specified. <br />2. Delays caused by developer's landscaping contractor and other <br />building construction operations. <br />3. Scheduling delays with curb & gutter in front of homes under <br />construction. <br />AN EQUAL OPPOR TUNI T Y EMPL 0 YER <br />�� - — <br />s ^, <br />— • GRADING <br />• ROA D UCTION <br />• SEWER & WATER <br />• EQUIPMENT RENTAL <br />' <br />14777 LAKE DRIVE <br />FOREST LAKE, MN. 55025 <br />PHONE 612/464 -4500 <br />June 29, 1985 <br />D ` <br />1 <br />I .. <br />JUL <br />- 3 1985 !� I <br />Mr. Peter R. Raatikka, P.E. <br />Hakanson Anderson Associates, Inc. <br />222 Monroe Street <br />Anoka, Minnesota 55303 <br />Re: Improvement Projects 84 -18 & 84 -19 <br />Street Construction <br />City of Ramsey <br />Dear Pete: <br />' <br />The purpose of this letter is to request an <br />extension of time due to unavoid- <br />able delays and due to the overrun in Contract Amount. <br />' <br />In <br />accordance with 1806.1B(5) delays caused <br />by non completion of work being <br />done by other contractors or utility owners, <br />not the fault of the Contractor, <br />' <br />we request a time extension of 27.5 days as <br />follows: <br />1. Sewer and Water Contractor. At the preconstruction conference it <br />' <br />was stated that the sewer & water contractor would begin work on <br />April 8th and would need approximately <br />2 weeks to complete work on <br />149th. Work actually started on April <br />15th with testing still being <br />performed on May 6th. In addition 142nd <br />was closed on April 29th <br />' <br />for the installation of sanitary sewer <br />and watermain. We request an <br />extension of 8 days due to interferences by the sewer & water <br />contractor. <br />2. Utility Contractors. We acknowledge Section 14 of the Special Provis- <br />ions, however, due to the extremely short contract period it was just <br />about impossible to accomplish work between 4 -29 -85 and 5 -4 -85 as the <br />utility companies were rushing to meet the May 10th deadline. They <br />were burying cable ahead of the curb machine and then following up <br />behind the curb. In otherwords we didn't have many places to work. <br />We lost most of our production for this week due to the abnormal <br />amount of utility work and request a 3 day extension due to these <br />unreasonable and unforeseeable delays. <br />3. Developer. We request an extension of 6 days due to the following: <br />I. Subgrade not within the 0.2 ft ± as specified. <br />2. Delays caused by developer's landscaping contractor and other <br />building construction operations. <br />3. Scheduling delays with curb & gutter in front of homes under <br />construction. <br />AN EQUAL OPPOR TUNI T Y EMPL 0 YER <br />