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APPROVING AMENDMENT TO THE AGREEMENT WITH URS CORPORATION FOR CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR REPLACEMENT OF SOUTH SHORES BRIDGE OVER THE SAND CREEK ARM OF LAKE DECATUR
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Public Works
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5/7/2012
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APPENDIX A <br /> SUMMARY OF PRIOR COUNCIL ACTION <br /> • August 2,2004—Council approved Resolution R2004-115 authorizing an Agreement with <br /> Homer L. Chastain&Associates (Chastain)to inspect five precast concrete deck bridges, <br /> including South Shores/Sand Creek, for a fee not to exceed $7,965. <br /> • April 20, 2009—Council approved Resolution 82009-50 authorizing an agreement with URS <br /> Corporation to complete a preliminary design of the South Shores Bridge over the Sand Creek <br /> Arm of Lake Decatur at a cost of$77,500. <br /> • September 20, 2010—The City Council, in study session, recommended increasing the bridge <br /> clearance by approximately 3 feet to provide better access for Sand Creek Basin boaters. This <br /> stemmed from a public meeting held on April 28, 2010, to present the preliminary design and <br /> receive public input. Area residents voiced concern regarding the limited clearance for boats <br /> under the bridge and requested that the bridge be raised to provide more clearance. <br /> • December 6, 2010—The City Council approved Resolution 82010-232 authorizing <br /> Supplement #1 to the Agreement with URS Corporation for the preliminary design of the South <br /> Shores Bridge over the Sand Creek Arm of Lake Decatur. The supplement was to complete the <br /> preliminary design to raise the bridge by approximately 3 feet. The expenditure for the services <br /> provided in Supplement #1 was not to exceed $57,200 which brought the total cost of the <br /> preliminary design agreement to $134,700. <br /> • July 5, 2011 —Council approved Resolution R2011-106 authorizing an agreement with URS <br /> Corporation to complete the final design for the replacement of the South Shores Bridge over <br /> the Sand Creek Arm of Lake Decatur and relocation of the Sanitary District of Decatur sewer <br /> interceptor at a cost of$219,200. Resolution 82011-107 was also approved authorizing <br /> $219,200 in Motor Fuel Tax funds to pay for the design services. <br /> • February 6, 2012—Council approved Resolution R2012-08 approving a proposal from James <br /> H. Webster&Associates, Ltd. to provide appraisal services for right of way parcels needed for <br /> the replacement of the South Shores Bridge over Sand Creek for a fee of$6,000. A total <br /> expenditure of$7,000 was authorized to provide contingency for the work. <br /> • February 6, 2012—Council approved Resolution R2012-09 approving a proposal with John R. <br /> Smith and Charles E. McDaniel to provide negotiation services to purchase the right of way <br /> parcels needed for the replacement of the South Shores Bridge over Sand Creek for a fee of <br /> $5,000. A total expenditure of$6,500 was authorized to provide contingency for the work. <br /> • February 6, 2012—Council approved Resolution R2012-10 authorizing an amendment to the <br /> design services agreement between the City of Decatur and URS Corporation to perform the <br /> design for the replacement of the South Shores Bridge over Sand Creek for an additional fee of <br /> $27,000 which is added to the current authorized fee of$219,200 for a total not to exceed fee of <br /> $246,200. <br /> Page 14 <br />
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