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� ' � <br /> OF'�fC <br /> �► 9G <br /> v �o <br /> Z:I:ig <br /> ��(LINO�`' <br /> October 11, 2000 <br /> ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURE MEMORANDUM <br /> NO. 2000 - 23 <br /> MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager <br /> Stephen Swanson, P. E., Acting Dir. of Engineering & Infrastructure <br /> SUBJECT: West Decatur Street Milling <br /> City Project 9958 /2000-06 <br /> The Forest Avenue improvements planned for next spring involves restoring the existing <br /> brick street surface. It will be necessary to obtain additional bricks for this project. Portions of <br /> the existing street have been cut in the past to make utility service repairs and patch potholes. In <br /> addition, some of the existing brick is in poor condition and should be replaced. The bricks <br /> currently being removed by City crews making water service disconnects are being saved for <br /> reuse. <br /> A possible source of additional bricks is the section of Decatur Street between Fairview and <br /> Oakland Avenues that was vacated by the City to Millikin University. Decatur Street was a brick <br /> street prior to its being resurfaced with bituminous pavement. This section of street may provide <br /> a good source for brick to use on Forest Avenue. It is necessary to expose the underlying brick to <br /> confirm whether the condition of the brick will be suitable for reuse. This will require the <br /> bituminous pavement to be milled off. <br /> City staff has made arrangements with Millikin University for the milling to be done on the <br /> vacated portion of Decatur Street. Staff contacted Dunn Company to ask if they would do the <br /> work and obtain a price for the work as a change order to its contract for base failure repairs <br /> (copy attached). Dunn has agreed to do the work for $6,500. The unit price to do this work is <br /> consistent with unit prices obtained for comparable work on other projects. This work will <br /> require that Dunn use more precaution than normal to ensure that the underlying bricks are not <br /> damaged by its equipment. <br />� <br />