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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-24-07 Item 4H, Storm Sewer Modifications Project ~ ~HILLS Request for Council Action Prepared By: Dept: Council Mtg. Date: Final Action Needed By: _15!i_~ti!1il'_~iga Engineering 9/24/07 9/24/07 w;Y Agenda Item:_ 4.H. Budgeted Amount $20,000 Actual Amount: $2Q,197 Funding Source: ~l:'_r!<.Il:;E!!_~_ater Enterpr-i:;~_i=_l:'~(j to award bid for 2007 Storm Sewer Modifications Project to Burschville Construction. bid for 2007 Storm Sewer Modifications Project to Burschville Construction. :Supp~r!irigJ:l<li:j.lmeQts~ .(attBched} x Memo/Letter: Memo dated September 20, 2007 from Civil Engineer Kristine Giga and Public Works Director Greg tt~<.I9 Resolution No.: Ordinance No.: Engineering Recommendation: Attorney Recommendation: Other: ~ ~ EN HILLS MEMORANDUM DATE: September 20, 2007 AGENDA ITEM 4.H. TO: Mayor and City Council Michelle Wolfe, City Administrator Kristine Giga, Civil Engineer.~ Greg Hoag, Public Works Director..zItL FROM: SUBJECT: Motion to award bid for 2007 Storm Sewer Modifications Project to Burschville Construction BACKGROUND As part of the 2007 PMP Mill and Overlay project, the Rice Creek Watershed District (RCWD) required the Arden Hills to construct biofiltration features for water quality improvements. Staff had preliminary discussions with the RCWD early in the design process and was of the understanding that no permit or construction of additional features would be required, as this was a maintenance project with mill and overlay and reclaiming. Maintenance projects typically do not require a RCWD permit. When submitting the plans for a courtesy review, the RCWD indicated that a permit would, in fact, be required, and where feasible, they would require water quality features, because they do not consider reclaiming to be maintenance. Staff met with the RCWD again for further discussion on the issue, and all parties concluded that there were three feasible areas for water quality features within the project. The project was already let when RCWD notified us of these requirements, and the contractor's estimate for this construction was high, at almost $30,000. Staff felt a project specific to storm sewer improvements would result in a lower construction price for these features. The City of Roseville is completing a storm sewer improvement project this falL The proposed biofiltration features for Arden Hills have been included in Roseville's storm sewer project. The project was advertised during August and September, and bids were opened on September 19, 2007. \\Metro-inet.us\ardcnhills\PR&PW\Engineeling\2007\Council_ Actions\9-24-07MemoA ward _ ST-07-13 _ 2007PMPStonn.doc 20.07 Storm Sewer 9/202007 Page 2 DISCUSSION The proposed improvements include three areas of the 20.0.7 PMP project. . Brighton Wav: the construction of a wooden skimmer/weir is proposed at the outlet of the wetland area between New Brighton Road and Brighton Way. The skimmer/weir will be constructed one foot higher than the existing outlet invert to provide additional detention time. This wetland is surrounded entirely by streets with no homes directly adjacent to it; the increased detention time does not create a flooding concem. Six curb cuts were already constructed as part of the PMP project to allow street runoff to filter into the wetland area. The construction of the skimmer/weir would complete the RCWD requirement. . Roval Lane: a biofiltration basin is proposed along the boulevard adjacent to Floral Park. A curb cut was constructed as a part of the mill and overlay project. Runoff from the street will flow to the basin, which will be excavated and replaced with engineered soils to allow for the water to infiltrate. A pipe at the bottom of the basin will connect the basin to the existing wetland, allowing a discharge point for excess runoff. The area will be revegetated with native seed. . Briarknoll Drive: a biofiltration trench is proposed within the right of way along the easterly boulevard at the low point of the street (1549 Briarknoll Drive). A curb cut was constructed as a part of the mill and overlay project. Runoff from the street will flow into the boulevard, which will be excavated and replaced with engineered soils to allow for water to infiltrate into a pipe at the bottom of the trench, which will be tied into the existing catch basin. Excess runoff will flow through the pipe and into the storm sewer system. The disturbed area will be resodded. Bascd on past practice, the City Council has awarded the contract to the lowest responsible bidder. In the case of this project, the lowest bidder is Burschville Construction of Hanover, MN. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS We received eight (8) bids for the 20.0.7 Storm Sewer Modifications Project. The low bid submitted by Burschville Construction is $122,272.50.. The Arden Hills portion of the contract is $20.,10.7.0.0.. The following is a list of the bids received: BIDDER I Burschville Construction AMOUNT I $ 122,272.50. ARDEN HILLS AMOUNT I $ 20.,107.0.0. I W.B. Miller, Inc. $ 130.,924.50. $ 20.,334.20. Friedges Landscaping, Inc. $ 139,315.33 $ 21,563.68 Hennen Construction Co. $ 146,0.0.7.0.0. $ 21,836.0.0. Dave Perkins Contracting, Inc. $ 146,644.0.0. $ 22,595.0.0. Kober Excavating, Inc. $ 151,115.0.6 $ 24,458.0.6 \\Metro-inct.us\ardcnhills\PR&PW\Engineering'2007\Council_ Actiol1s\9-24-07MemoA ward _ ST -07 -13_ 2007PMPStonn.doc 2007 Stonn Sewer 9/20/2007 Page 3 Forest Lake Contracting $ 157,200.50 $ 26,810.00 Northdale Construction $ 183,353.29 $ 29,447.18 The 2007 budget included $20,000 from the Surface Water Enterprise Fund for storm sewer improvements in the 2007 PMP. The actual project costs for the 2007 PMP totaled $8,978.81, which includes 15% for engineering fees. The cost of this project is $20, I 07.00. The sum of these costs would exceed the budgeted $20,000 by $9,085.81. There would be no additional engineering fees, as the engineering was completed as a part of the 2007 PMP. RECOMMENDED COUNCIL ACTION Motion to award bid for 2007 Storm Sewer Modifications Project to Burschville Construction. Award of the project is contingent upon Roseville's City Council Approval. \\Melro-ineLlls\ardenhills\PR&PW\Engineering\2007\Council_ Actiol1s\9-24-07MemoA ward _ ST -07-13 _ 2007PM PStonn.doc