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Grass Lake Watershed Management Organization <br />SEH Quarterly Consultant Report <br />January 19, 1994 <br />Page 3 <br />Lastly, we would ask that the Board consider authorization of the final task of the project - <br />Lake Management Plan - at a cost of $9,000 to complete the project by the April 1995 <br />meeting, per the previously referred to scope of work, schedule and cost. <br />3. American Legion Park Project Wetland Permits <br />Plans for the American Legion Park project have been finalized. The project, to be <br />administered by the City of Roseville, will hopefully be authorized for advertisement by the <br />Roseville City Council at the January 23, 1995 meeting. <br />The schedule, scope and cost of the work per our pending Letter Agreement are attached. <br />Permit applications have been made through the joint notification process. To date, the <br />DNR has responded with specific permit requirements. We will try to verify other permit <br />requirements prior to the January 26 meeting. <br />The schedule anticipates a construction start date of February 20, 1995. There is the <br />potential for delay of construction. First, if for some reason permits are delayed, <br />construction cannot begin. You will recall that we provided the review agencies with a <br />preliminar}' permit notice prior to the October meeting. In the October 27, 1994 Consultant <br />Report, eve noted that required mitigation was still unclear. If mitigation becomes a permit <br />requirement, the costs for the project will increase. <br />Second, with relatively warm weather this winter, we are somewhat concerned about how <br />the frozen wetland will be able to support construction traffic. This can have the effect of <br />increasing bid prices. If the weather warms and a contractor has difficulty performing, an <br />expensive claim for changed conditions could also reasonably be made. <br />Access for pond excavation is difficult. At this time, access is planned for the south end of <br />the project, following the existing bituminous trail. The access is for truck traffic to remove <br />over 10,000 yards of material from the site (or about 1,000 truck lraads). With this amount <br />of traffic, restoration of the trail is necessary and will add cost to` the project. <br />Because of the relatively small size of the project and the difficult conditions, a competitive <br />bidding process is not expected. That, you may recall, was the case when the Lake Owasso <br />outlet structure was built. We had one bidder with costs greatly exceeding the engineer's <br />estimate. At this time, we anticipate two or three bids at the most. We have tried to account <br />for the site difficulty factor in our preliminary engineer's estimate as follows: <br />
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