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Grove Road Bridge <br /> The Grove Road Bridge over the Sand Creek Arm of Lake Decatur has significant pack rust on the outer I-beams,a severely <br /> delaminated concrete deck,and rocker bearings that are over rotated(see photo sheet in Appendix A). Under the National <br /> Bridge Inspection System(NBIS)guidelines required by the Federal Highway Administration,the superstructure has a rating of <br /> "5"(Fair Condition)on a scale of 0-9(O=Required Closure,9=New). The bridge's deck condition has a rating of 3 (Serious <br /> Condition). The Bridge Substructure has a rating of "6". While the overall condition of the Grove Road Bridge is in fair <br /> condition and the bridge is currently safe for traffic with no restrictions,the Bridge Condition Report completed in 2019 <br /> recommended replacement of the entire structure rather than rehabilitation due to the life cycle costs. <br /> Request for Proposals <br /> On May 19,2021,the City issued a request for proposals and qualifications to provide design services to rehabilitate the <br /> Garfield Avenue Bridge over 22nd Street and the Grove Road Bridge. Proposals were received on June 16,2021. Six firms <br /> submitted formal statements of qualifications. Public Works Department staff reviewed the proposals and recommended WHKS <br /> &Co.,of Springfield,IL,as the firm best able to serve the City in performing the requested design services. <br /> Engineering Services Agreement <br /> The Grove Road Bridge design services are to prepare design drawings and obtain IDOT&FHWA approvals to perform the <br /> bridge construction work in 2023 or 2024 depending on when the City receives environmental clearances from IDOT. The <br /> narrow bridge does not allow for phased construction and will require the full closure of Grove Road throughout the <br /> construction. The replacement is anticipated to be completed during one construction season to minimize impact. <br /> The Design Services Agreement will include the following services: <br /> 1. Perform topographic and geotechnical surveys of the project site. <br /> 2. Prepare a hydraulic report for the Grove Road Bridge to identify any effect the structure may have on Sand Creek <br /> Arm of Lake Decatur and determine if there are scour concerns with the structure footings. <br /> 3. Appy and receive State,Corp or Engineers,IDNR and Environmental clearance permits. <br /> 4. Complete the design for the bridge and approach and prepare construction plans for bidding. <br /> 5. Prepare the project specifications with the bidding information required by IDOT. <br /> 6. Coordinate the construction impacts with area schools and residents. <br /> 7. Provide construction bidding assistance to the City as needed. <br /> The proposed total fee is $221,181 which will be paid with Rebuild Illinois funds. <br /> PRIOR COUNCIL ACTION: <br /> June 20,2016—The City Council was given a memorandum detailing the condition and status of the City's bridges that fall within the jurisdiction of the <br /> National Bridge Inspection Standards(NBIS). This memorandum identified bridges that were known to City staff as having structural concerns. The <br /> following bridges were identified,including Center Street and Grove Road Bridges. <br /> Mound Road/Spring Creek(East)Bridge(Reconstructed in 2017) <br /> Mound Road/Spring Creek(West)Bridge(Reconstructed in 2019) <br /> Mound Road/Spring Creek(Middle)Bridge(Reconstructed in 2019) <br /> Center Street/ Stevens Creek Bridge(Replaced in 202 1) <br /> Meadowlark Bridge(Under contract for replacement in 2022) <br /> Taylor Road Bridge(Replaced in 2020) <br /> Grove Road Bridge(Current contract) <br /> Garfield Avenue Bridge/Illinois Central Railroad Yard <br /> Garfield Avenue/22nd Street Bridge(Preliminary Design Scheduled for 2022) <br /> Country Club/Lake Decatur Bridge <br /> September 3, 2019—The City Council authorized resolution 2019-125 authorizing an agreement with AECOM for preliminary <br /> engineering services for an in-depth inspection of the bridge for a fee not to exceed 18,050. <br />