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AGENDA REPORT
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9/6/2022
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• On Gibraltar Drive at Chabot Canal, the limits of work had to be increased <br />because the existing pipeline was offset several feet from the location shown on <br />the record drawings. And again, the concrete kicker was found to conflict with the <br />pipeline work and had to be removed and replaced. <br />After construction began, during normal maintenance operations, city staff <br />identified two broken and inoperable water valves that needed to be replaced, <br />one on Gibraltar Drive and one on Muirwood Drive. City staff also identified three <br />corroded blowoff valves when reviewing the condition of the water distribution <br />system within the streets scheduled for repaving in the current year's pavement <br />project. This additional work was added to the annual project by change order. <br />(Blowoff valves are installed at dead-end pipes to allow water flushing for <br />maintenance and water quality purposes.) <br />During construction of the project, the city's on-call geotechnical engineer, Geocon, Inc., <br />provided requested materials testing and inspection services for a total fee of $1,407. <br />Budget <br />The budgeted funding for this annual water distribution system project originally totaled <br />$1 million in CIP No. 22183. However, on November 16, 2021, the same date that this <br />project was awarded, City Council approved a staff recommendation to transfer <br />$141,245 to the underfunded Lemoine Bypass Pipeline Project, CIP No. 22199. After <br />the transfer, a balance of $858,755 remained for CIP No. 22183. The project <br />expenditures total $846,701, which includes the original contract amount, the four <br />change orders, material testing and inspection, and other minor costs. Staff <br />recommends the remaining balance of $12,054 be returned to the Water Replacement <br />fund (Fund 421). The project budget and expenditures are summarized in Attachment 1. <br />All the work has been completed to the satisfaction of the Director of Engineering. Staff <br />recommends that City Council accept the work, authorize the City Clerk to file a Notice <br />of Completion and authorize the release of the retention 30 days after recordation. <br />Submitted by: <br />�7 <br />Stephen Kirkpatrick <br />Director of Engineering <br />Fiscal Review: <br />Susan Hsieh <br />Director of Finance <br />Attachments: <br />1. Funding and Expenditure Summary <br />Page 3 of 3 <br />Approved by: <br />Gerry Beaudin <br />City Manager <br />
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