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34 Lakes sites within the Twin Lakes Station Plat. A future connection, north of Terrace Avenue into
<br />35 Oasis Park, is still being studied and could be constructed in the future as a second phase.
<br />36 Additional public engagement for this segment is being planned by the Parks Department later this
<br />37 spring.
<br />38 Further, staff recognized that the grading work on the redeveloped site would result in excess
<br />39 material being hauled away at the expense of the developer. Working with the developer, excess
<br />40 material from the site has been stockpiled for use as backfill for the RCD 4 storm sewer
<br />41 improvements and base for the new Twin Lakes Trail.This has resulted in savings for both the
<br />42 developer and the public project.
<br />43 Roseville staff combinedthe two plan sets into one project contract. This project was sent out for
<br />44 bids, and bids were opened on Monday, March 15, 2021.
<br />45 Based on past practice and state law, the City Council has awarded the contract to the lowest
<br />46 responsible bidder. For the RCD 4 Storm Sewer and Twin Lakes Trail Improvements bid, there
<br />47 were two alternates bid. Alternate A was for 84” steel reinforced polyethylene (SRPE) and Alternate
<br />48 B was for 84” reinforced concrete pipe (RCP). The bid was specified that the low bid would be
<br />49 determined based on the low bid of “Base Bid + Alternate A” or “Base Bid + Alternate B”. The
<br />50 apparent low bid is $2,421,324.80 as determined by “Base Bid + Alternate B” alternate. The
<br />51 following is a summary of the bids received for this project:
<br />Base Bid + Base Bid +
<br />Contractor Alternate A Alternate B
<br />$2,421,324.80
<br />$2,668,684.28
<br />Meyer Contracting, Inc.
<br />Minger Construction Co. Inc$2,731,665.90 $2,441,543.90
<br />$2,808,385.70
<br />$2,876,649.70
<br />S.M. Hentges & Sons, Inc.
<br />$2,991,413.62
<br />$2,942,653.62
<br />Veit & Company, Inc.
<br />$2,620,793.00
<br />$3,347,317.00
<br />New Look Contracting, Inc.
<br />$3,579,622.77
<br />$3,777,539.61
<br />Northdale Construction Co. Inc.
<br />$3,750,256.50
<br />$3,799,016.50
<br />S.R. Weidema, Inc.
<br />$5,245,248.50
<br />$3,733,688.50
<br />St. Paul Utilities
<br />$3,296,595.80
<br />$3,052,795.80
<br />Engineer’s Estimate
<br />52 P OLICY O BJECTIVE
<br />53 The goals of the City’s Comprehensive Surface Water Management Plan are to protect the integrity
<br />54 of stormwater conveyance channels, reduce nutrient loading and improve water quality to lakes and
<br />55 wetlands. City policy is to cooperate with other agencies for mutual benefit, whenever possible.
<br />56 The Twin Lakes Trail project meets many policies described in the pathway master plan:
<br />57 Provide a safe network of pathway linkages for pedestrians and cyclists to and between
<br />58 educational facilities, churches, business centers, transit stops, parks and open space.
<br />59 Provide a pathway system that promotes a sense of community through the connection of
<br />60 neighborhoods.
<br />61 Provide a pathway system that connects to local and regional commercial destinations.
<br />62 Coordinate planning and design of pathway connections with neighborhood groups, civic
<br />63 organizations, school districts, business districts and other governing agencies.
<br />64 B UDGET I MPLICATIONS
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