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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br /> DATE: 3/10/98 <br /> ITEM NO.: F-4 <br /> Department Approval: Manager Reviewed: Agenda Section' <br /> _- Reports and Recommendations <br /> Item Descn"ption-6 Approve than orders Igo. and 99 7 Contract <br /> Background: As � of 1997 Contract A, irnpovement s are being constructed on North and <br /> � <br /> Boulevard and oselawn Avenue in the southeastern portion of the City} as <br /> South Il�icarrons Bou <br /> s , <br /> As part of an reconstruction project, current policy is that staff may shown on the attached map. <br /> approve change Orders for u to % of the original contract amount. For this particular project} <br /> � <br /> sta Change Order in the a�rnount of 74} 00 which was under the 5 �ff has already approve one � <br /> threshold. <br /> The Change Orders are summarized as follows <br /> Change Order No. <br /> number of'Items were added to the contract due to unforeseen circumstances in the <br /> f Change Order loo. I was due to conflicts with existing utility lines <br /> freld, The majority � g <br /> boulevard that are the property of the t. Paul water Utility and <br /> �� youth 11�Icarr'ons <br /> the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services. Because of the age of these utilities} <br /> accurate records <br /> were not available to determine their exact locations} resulting in some <br /> conflicts with proposed utilities. <br /> Change order No. 2 <br /> . constructing a Number of stone retaining galls to accommodate the <br /> The project includes co � <br /> new roads pathway, and parking arkin areas. The original design of the walls was based on the <br /> that no wails <br /> assumption that be re q aired over 5 feet in height. Due to the addition of <br /> parking lane, particularly 1 between woodruff Avenue and western Avenue on South <br /> Mcarrons Boulevard, was as necessary to modify the design of the walls to <br /> accommodate waft heights eater than 5 feet. In two areas} the walls were constructed <br /> to a height of 10 feet <br /> as shown on the attached map. For the majority of the walls <br /> greater than 5 feet, ' <br /> constructed to a height g was only necessary to modify the size of the <br />