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R2014-17 APPROPRIATE MOTOR FUEL TAX FUNDS TO PAY CITY'S PORTIONS OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING COSTS
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R2014-17 APPROPRIATE MOTOR FUEL TAX FUNDS TO PAY CITY'S PORTIONS OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING COSTS
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APPROPRIATE MOTOR FUEL TAX FUNDS TO PAY CITY'S PORTIONS OF CONSTRUCTION COSTS AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING COSTS FOR THE FRANKLIN STREET STREETSCAPE PROJECT
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3/17/2014
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the smaller size of the grant, on March 7, 2011, IDOT approved a request from the City to apply the <br /> entire ITEP grant to the Franklin Street corridor. <br /> On June 20, 2011, the City Council approved a$166,372 agreement with Homer L. Chastain& <br /> Associates, LLP for the preliminary(Phase 1) design of the Franklin Street portion of the City's <br /> Downtown Streetscape and Open Space Enhancement project. On March 19, 2012,the City Council <br /> approved a$228,892 agreement with Chastain to perform the final design(Phase 11) for the project. <br /> Eighty percent of the design work was reimbursed through the ITEP grant which reimbursed the <br /> Motor Fuel Tax fund. <br /> Local Agency Agreement <br /> The Franklin St. Streetscape project involves replacing the sidewalks along with curb and gutter on <br /> Franklin Street between Wood Street and Eldorado Street to assure compliance with the American <br /> Disabilities Act. In addition to sidewalk work,the project will also install landscaping, street <br /> lighting, conduit for a future festival power system to eliminate overhead wires during events, and a <br /> conduit for a future fiber optic line to connect the Law Enforcement Center and Library to the Civic <br /> Center. The key element of the Local Agency Agreement is the Division of Cost section which <br /> outlines the estimated costs involved with the construction and how the expenses will be paid. <br /> Participating Construction. Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program(ITEP) funding will only <br /> pay for non-street construction that includes pedestrian related enhancements such as sidewalks, <br /> landscaping or street lighting. Sidewalk and landscaping work is paid at 80%by the grant and street <br /> lighting related costs are paid at 50%. The City's portions of these costs are to be paid with Motor <br /> Fuel Tax(MFT) funds. <br /> Non-Participating Construction. ITEP funding will not cover construction costs to install conduit for <br /> the future festival power system and fiber optic conduit included in the streetscape project. The <br /> estimate for this work totals $114,183 and will be paid from the Bond Fund which funded all of the <br /> downtown streetscape work completed in recent years. Other items that are not ITEP eligible are <br /> street work such as restriping the roadway or median modifications which are estimated to cost <br /> $22,850. Street work is Motor Fuel Tax(MFT) eligible and will be paid using those funds. The <br /> festival power conduit, fiber optic conduit and street work are estimated to cost $137,033 and are <br /> listed on the Agreement as Non-Participating Construction at 100% City cost. <br /> Construction Engineering. The construction of the Franklin St. Streetscape improvements will be <br /> under the control of the Illinois Department of Transportation(IDOT). The construction contract will <br /> be between the State of Illinois and the lowest bidder deemed to be qualified by IDOT. City staff <br /> with the Public Works Department, under IDOT supervision, will provide construction inspection for <br /> the project. Eighty percent of the City's General Fund personnel expenses for staff members <br /> involved with project inspection will be reimbursed through the ITEP grant which will reimburse the <br /> General Fund. <br /> It is proposed that the project design engineer, Chastain &Associates, LLC, be retained to provide <br /> construction engineering assistance as needed during the construction phase of the project. It is <br /> beneficial to have the design engineer available to provide the following services during construction: <br /> 1. Answer questions that arise during construction. <br /> 2. Review and approve materials provided for the project. <br /> 3. Assist in preparing change orders that may arise due to unforeseen site conditions. <br /> Page 12 <br />
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