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M STATE AIDFORLOCAL TRANSPORTATION Rev. February 2018 <br />C. <br />ennioii +c'u HANGE <br />SP/SAP(s) 187-020-021 MN Project No.: z Change Order No. 13 <br />Project Location <br />� Old Snelling Trail,. County Road E, and E2 <br />Local Agency. I Arden Hills Local Project No. <br />Contractor Sunram Contracting Contract. No. <br />Add resslCitylState/Zip 20010 751' Ave north, Corcoran, MN 55340 <br />Total Change Order Amount $124,570.73 <br />During the construction of wall 3 there were some helical piles that went deeper than the <br />estimated 25' that the "EACH" price was based on in Change order number 1. Therefore, to <br />attain the necessary bearing on the piles the engineer directed the Contractor to add additional <br />length to the piles and continue to drill until the achieve bearing. The contractor agreed to this <br />extra work to add the piling length but asked to be compensated per Lineal foot added to the <br />piles. The Engineer also directed the Contractor to add reinforcing to transfer the load between <br />the piles within the concrete footing that supports wall 3. <br />During construction, the in-place soils encountered outside of retaining wall 1 along the pond was <br />found to be unsuitable to construct the retaining wall block on. Therefore, the engineer directed <br />the Contractor to build a Reinforced Soil Slope (RSS) in place of retaining wall number 1. The <br />Contractor agreed to this extra work to build the RSS wall in place of the retaining wall but asked <br />to be compensated for the work. <br />During the Construction of the project it was determined that extra signage was needed on the <br />detour to direct Traffic around the project road closure. This included adding 27 "Old Snelling <br />Ave" signs to all the detour route markers and some additional barricades and signage including <br />"Bethel University signage" and two portable message boards, The Engineer directed the <br />contractor to add the signs, the contractor agreed to this work but asked to be compensated for <br />adding the additional signs. The price below is to install the signs that includes all material and <br />labor to install the 2.5 SF signs and for the extra signage used on the project. <br />Construction of retaining wall 1 and the removal of the storm sewer in the area caused the <br />existing storm pipes to be taken off line while the work was completed. During this time, the <br />Contractor staged a 6" pump onsite in case of rain events to pump water out of the pond located <br />south of the Railroad tracks to prevent flooding of private property. The pump was then used to <br />lower water in the pond to construct the reinforced soil slope along wall one. The Engineer <br />agreed to this extra work to rent the pump by the month and pay for the operation costs to set up <br />and fuel the pump while it was being used <br />Page 1 of 2 <br />
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