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• � � <br /> � ' �E•DEc <br /> �= 9C <br /> v �o <br /> r�-- <br /> '/[LINO�S <br /> June 14, 2000 <br /> PUBLIC WORKS MEMORANDUM <br /> NO. 2000-42 <br /> MEMORANDUM TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager � � <br /> Bruce McNabb P.E. Director of Public Works � <br /> Matthew Newell, P.E.,Traffic Engineer g�Z'GJ�� <br /> SUBJECT: Engineering Services for the Hubbard Avenue/Rea's Bridge <br /> Road Connector, City Project 9227 <br /> An item on the agenda for the June 19, 2000, City Council meeting is the authorization of <br /> an agreement for engineering services with Blank, Wesselink, Cook & Associates, Inc. (BWC) <br /> for a fee not to exceed $110,600 to provide preliminary design services for the Hubbard Avenue / <br /> Rea's Bridge Road Connector. The preliminary design is the initial phase of the design process <br /> that will consist of preliminary and final design phases. The preliminary design phase will last <br /> approximately 4'/2 months and will provide the City with the necessary information to determine <br /> the future course of the design effort. The preliminary design also enables the City's selected <br /> design firm to make a more precise engineering services proposal for the final design work. An <br /> engineering services agreement for the final design phase will be presented to Council following <br /> the conclusion of the preliminary design phase. <br /> The Hubbard Avenue/Rea's Bridge Road Connector is proposed as a three lane road that <br /> connects with Hubbard Avenue on the west end and Rea's Bridge Road on the east end (see <br /> attached drawing). In 1993, BWC completed a corridor study to recommend possible corridors <br /> for a roadway linking 22nd / 27th Streets with Brush College Road. The study pointed to a <br /> connector linking Hubbard Avenue with Rea's Bridge Road, extending through the Caterpillar I <br /> complex, as the best location for the proposed roadway. In 1995, City staff, with input from I <br /> Caterpillar, prepared an alignment for the proposed roadway and BWC completed a property ' <br /> survey of the alignment. <br />