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Rotary Park Phase I Construction Schedule <br /> Date Item <br /> August 19, 2014 Appropriate funds, approve Amendment <br /> 2 to Keller Contract and authorize City <br /> Manager to execute required agreement <br /> September 30, 2014 Receipt of project specifications <br /> October 15, 2014 Distribution of informal bids <br /> November 18, 2014 Award of construction contract <br /> December 1, 2015 Start of Construction <br /> March 31, 2015 Complete Construction <br /> In addition to the actual construction work, staff intends to purchase the primary park <br /> items, such as the clock tower and benches, directly to limit the lead time required for <br /> the contractor to commence work. As an example, staff estimates the clock tower has a <br /> lead time of approximately five months. <br /> Based on the above, staff estimates that the construction aspect of the project will be <br /> approximately $75,000. An overall budget is as follows: <br /> Estimated Rotary Park Budget <br /> Item Cost <br /> Project Construction $75,000 <br /> Clock Tower $25,000 <br /> Furnishings (Including Trellis) $35,000 <br /> Subtotal $135,000 <br /> Project Contingency $22,500 <br /> Architectural Services $27,500 <br /> Total Estimated Cost $185,000 <br /> In addition to the above, the project may involve some off site work related to the traffic <br /> signal modifications, roadway drainage, etc., which are not currently included in the <br /> project. Should this develop, the City Manager will make the appropriate expenditures <br /> and provide the Council with an accounting at the time the project is accepted by the <br /> City Council. <br /> Due to the limited time available to complete Phase I, staff is of the opinion that it would <br /> be best to address Phase II as part of the City's CIP process. Based on the typical CIP <br /> schedule, staff would begin evaluating projects in February and present the CIP to the <br /> City Council at a workshop in June 2015. As such, this schedule is consistent with the <br /> construction of Phase I. <br /> Page 3 of 4 <br />