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R2009-96 AUTHORIZING SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT WITH HANSON PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, INC.
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AUTHORIZING SECOND AMENDMENT TO AGREEMENT WITH HANSON PROFESSIONAL SERVICES INC. FOR LAKE DECATUR DAM REPAIRS
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Public Works
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6/15/2009
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6. Review Contractor submittals for conformance with the project specifications. <br /> 7. Review requests for payment by the Contractor for agreement with observed progress of the <br /> work. <br /> 8. Evaluate the condition of the downstream apron slab surface. This information will be used <br /> to prepare construction documents for the for the anticipated 2010 construction contract. <br /> 9. Conduct an Apron Slab Void Detection Survey using Ground Penetrating Radar(GPR)to <br /> deternvne the presence of voids under the downstream apron. <br /> 10. Conduct south embankment seepage monitoring. Continued seepage around the south side <br /> of the dam may warrant additional work in a future repair contract. <br /> 11. Provide record drawings detailing changes to the plans and specifications and provide <br /> electronic and hard copies for the City's records. <br /> Future Work <br /> The Lake Decatur Dam rehabilitation work is a three year, three phase project that is expected to <br /> approach a total cost of$4 million. The work will include the following: <br /> Phase 1, 2009 <br /> The Phase 1 dam rehabilitation project is to begin construction in July, 2009, with Council approval <br /> planned for July 6. This work will include: <br /> 1. Repairs to the upstream face of the dam. <br /> 2. Rehabilitation of the mechanical systems that raise and lower the sluice gates on the north <br /> side of the dam. <br /> 3. Replacing the seal systems for the bascule gates and sluice gates. <br /> 4. Removal of gate heaters along the bascule gates. <br /> 5. Installation of a concrete patch on the downstream spillway of the dam. <br /> The estimated construction cost is $1.4 million. <br /> Phase 2, 2010 <br /> The Phase 2 dam rehabilitation project is to be constructed summer of 2010. This work will <br /> include: <br /> 1. Evaluation of the 2009 test patch and patching the full downstream spillway. <br /> 2. Replace 4 hydraulic cylinders on the north bascule gate. The cylinders will be pre- <br /> purchased in the fall of 2009 to assure a summer 2010 delivery. <br /> 3. Grout crack injection of the dam to reduce water infiltration through the dam. <br /> The estimated total project cost is 1.4 million. <br /> Phase 3, 2011 <br />'� The Phase 3 dam rehabilitation project is to be constructed summer of 2011. This work will <br /> include: <br /> 1. Repair of downstream scour damage below the dam. <br /> 2. Replace 4 hydraulic cylinders on the south bascule gate. The cyluiders will be pre- <br /> purchased in the fall of 2010 to assure a summer 2011 delivery. <br /> The estimated total project cost is 1.1 million. <br /> Several amendments to the Hanson Design Services Agreement will be recommended over the <br /> course of the 3 year dam rehabilitation work. While it may be possible to authorize engineering <br /> services for the fu113 years initially, experience has shown that it is better to approve amendments <br /> to the Agreement as the project progresses and more information is obtained. <br /> Page � 3 <br />
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