Laserfiche WebLink
5. 15. <br />CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: <br />05/13/2025 <br />Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Address infrastructure needs. <br />Title: <br />Adopt Resolution #25-100 Approving Change Order #1 for High Point Street Reconstructions, Improvement <br />Project #25-05 <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Purpose: <br />The purpose of this case is to adopt Resolution #25-100 approving Change Order #1 for High Point Street <br />Reconstructions, Improvement Project #25-05. <br />Background: <br />Included in the High Point Street Reconstructions project is the replacement of surface drainage and bituminous <br />flumes with below ground storm sewer piping and direct outlets to off-street drainage swales. The drainage <br />swales carry storm water runoff to existing ponds and wetlands within the subdivision. <br />During shop drawing review it was discovered the last storm sewer manhole before the outlets did not include a <br />sump. Sumps are placed in the last manhole as a standard practice to collect sediment and reduce other pollutants. <br />The sediment is vacuumed out of the manholes on an annual basis preventing sediment from entering drainage <br />swales and stormwater treatment ponds, thereby providing long-term maintenance savings realized by vacuuming <br />the sediment from manhole sumps versus dredging the sediment from pond bottoms and hauling the resulting <br />hazardous waste to landfills and paying to dispose of it. <br />Change Order #1 adds 4-foot sumps to four proposed manholes. Dewatering will be required to construct the <br />sumps for two of the manholes. <br />Notification: <br />Notification is not required. <br />Time Frame/Observations/Alternatives: <br />Alternatives: <br />Motion to adopt Resolution #25-100 approving Change Order #1 for High Point Street Reconstructions, <br />Improvement Project #25-05. <br />Observations: <br />Ideally the manholes would have been designed to have these sumps at the time of bidding. In the future, staff <br />will make additional stormwater review a priority to avoid change orders of this nature. <br />Staff have reviewed the unit prices for the change order and feels the prices are reasonable based on current <br />construction costs. The change order adds depth to proposed structures. If not approved, the storm sewer would <br />function, but without stormwater quality improvements provided by the sumps, and ongoing maintenance costs <br />during the useful life of the manhole structures would increase for reasons noted earlier in this case. <br />Funding Source: <br />