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HomeMy WebLinkAbout14-Public Works " .. CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO Fi~ No. 1.0472 - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION Subject: Approval & Acceptance of Work Widening of Railroad Grade Crossing 2U-4.2 on Tippecanoe Avenue at Mission Creek, per Plan 7492 -- VANCE CORPORATION From: ROGER G. HARDGRAVE Date: 11-09-88 Dept: Public Works/Engineering 06-21-82 Synopsis of Previous Council action: 06-02-86 06-02-86 12-08-86 05-16-88 09-19-88 Authorization to notify Caltrans of City's willingness to provide local agency match funds. Resolution No. 86-216 adopted executing Cost and Mainten- ance Agreement with Santa Fe Railway Co. Resolution No. 86-217 adopted executing agreement with County of San Bernardino to install grade crossing protection. Resolution No. 86-503 adopted executing Program Supplement No. 42. Finding of Need for Health & Safety Reasons made, and auth- orization granted to advertise for bids. Resolution No. 88-375 adopted awarding a contract and approving Change Order No. One, for a contract price of $57,614.00. Recommended motion: That the work be approved and accepted, and that final payment be authorized at the expiration of the lien period. cc: Jim Robbins Jim Richardson Andy Green (A~ ;<:J ~ S natur Phone: 5021) Contact person: RrlCJPr (;. Hrlrt'lgr;:nTP Supporting data attached: Staff Report 0/ FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: ~. .~ ~ """ . 6! ~- ... -~q~ ~ '. ~ qv Council ~tes: Ward: 1 Amount: $5,838.09 (Retention) bOO 'Lo, "L~ Source: (Acct. No.) 242-3-62 ~7J6J -Street Construction Acct. Oescri tion Fund - Ti Finance: 75-0262 /1 I.-...-:_~--_._-- __ Agenda Item No. t CI-'-Y OF SAN BERNARDINO - REQUES-r FOR COUNCIL ACTION STAFF REPORT The contract for this project was awarded for the low bid price of $49,870.00, plus an additional $7,744.00 by Change Order No. One, for a total contract price of $57,614.00. The actual final contract price is $58,380.85, $500.00 increase due to Change Order No. Two, and quantities for various items of work being higher estimated quantities in the bid documents. due to the the final than the A section of existing pavement was shown on the plans to remain, and be resurfaced. However, during construction it was determined that the resurfacing would be of insufficient thickness. Change Order No. Two was issued to direct the Contractor to grind 1 inch of the existing pavement. All work was satisfactorily completed as of 10-24-88. We recommend that the work be approved and accepted, and that final payment be authorized at the expiration of the lien period. 11-09-88 75.0264