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AGENDA REPORT
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3/5/2013
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05
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In a combined effort, the City of Pleasanton, Alameda County and the Alameda County <br /> Fairgrounds created new bus pullouts and associated parking lot modifications to <br /> improve services to the ACE Train Station and the east entrance to the Alameda County <br /> Fairgrounds. On December 4, 2012, City Council approved a staff report identifying <br /> funding for the project and a plan to perform some of the work under this slurry sealing <br /> contract as a cost savings measure. The change order of $50,636 to slurry seal and <br /> stripe the ACE Train parking lot along Pleasanton Avenue under this contact saved the <br /> City $60,984. <br /> It was determined that the section of roadway on Vineyard Avenue from Bernal Avenue <br /> to First Street should be delayed to accommodate a future water main project, at which <br /> time this stretch will be resurfaced rather than slurry sealed. The water main project <br /> preparation was accelerated in order to overlay the roadway this summer, limiting the <br /> impact to the residences. The elimination of the slurry seal and striping of this section of <br /> Vineyard Avenue resulted in a reduction of $42,525. <br /> The balancing change order, totaling a decrease of $60,964, included the deletion of the <br /> Vineyard Avenue work and a number of quantity decreases for line items on Hopyard <br /> Road, particularly in regard to striping items that would have reduced the lane width if <br /> implemented. The net contract change orders for the project totaled a reduction of <br /> $10,308 in the original contract amount. <br /> Since Caltrans has to review and approve the City's final invoice for the BTA <br /> reimbursement, the final reimbursement amount is uncertain. However, staff anticipates <br /> receiving the full $130,950 BTA grant amount. If the full grant amount is received, there <br /> shall be a total of $191,020 remaining in the project budget. Staff recommends <br /> transferring this entire balance to the Annual Slurry Sealing of Various Streets project, <br /> CIP No. 125004. Project expenditures totaling $595,600 are detailed in Attachment 1. <br /> All of the contract work has been completed to the City's satisfaction. This project is <br /> now complete and ready for City Council acceptance. <br /> Submitted by: Fiscal Review: Approve by: <br /> Brian Dolan Emily Wagner Nelson Fialho <br /> Director of Director of Finance City Manager <br /> Community Development <br /> Attachment: <br /> 1. Funding and Expenditure Summary <br /> Page 3 of 3 <br />
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