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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1985-04-18" ,, PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE APRIL 18, 1985 AGENDA 1, MUNICIPAL BUILDING - REVIEW OF BIDS FOR POLICE DEPT, COMPUTER ROOM 2. MUNICIPAL BUILDING - REVIEW OF INTERPLAN PROPOSAL 3, 1985 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT - REVIEW OF BIDS 4, STREET EQUIPMENT - REVIEW OF MOTOR GRADER BIDS 5, PARKS EQUIPMENT - AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE MULTI-PURPOSE VEHICLE (TURF TRUCK) 6, NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK - AUTHORIZE OPEN HOUSE AND PROCLAMATION 7, STATE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT - DISCUSSION OF TOWN TAKING OVER SOME HIGHWAYS 8, PROSPECT MOUNTAIN DRAINAGE STUDY - AUTHORIZATION TO REQUEST PROPOSALS FOR DRAINAGE MASTER PLAN AND STORM SEWER DESIGN REPORTS: 1. STREETSCAPE 2. CRAGS DRIVE BRIDGE . 1, e. N ..04 { 6% ... t. 40. j 2 -, TOWN OF ESTES PARK ft *4 94* C 1 '4 d 1.t {3{ 4.4.V 4 k " , \J Public Works Department 4 0 4 1 2%* i: ni. 9 Richard D. Widmer - --lics 'Â·pe .., 4, . /, , I. Idc. 1 Dirt'C!#ir I *:.4 1. -i 4;-12:41--"ft 43- 7*Â£-Ii *14Â»'463 1 094 -//bl 11$ 0 -44.'. 4-4.5,-4 ~ ';3 044 4. %Â·res ...1 1, .. 331Â©4.tÂ·,4.4'<#,9t#%'fisc.7 ig:32246# 1;~,M:44*.4, 4 2.-f . --40 .**-4--'64-49<EfFYFLL*-fbELAVA,%: 0>*r ./.2 - 1 - 0 5 4& E'- & ..=A...9. - 2-:94,1**UN'/ -2/1 - --3 64 0 t 0, *'.*.... * Estes Park, Colorado 80517 tu \ MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer Director of Public Wdrks DATE: April 17, 1985 RE: Police Department Computer Room Bids Bids were received on April 16, 1985 for the Police Department Computer Room as follows: 1. Concept Design/Build (Paul F. Brown) $ 9,448.03 2. Dan Brown Construction 11,954.00 3. Hillery Parrack Builders, Inc. 11,970.00 All bids included $3,900 to relocate a telephone board which is presently in the storage room. After discussion with the Police Chief, it was decided to leave the telephone board in its present location but cover it and eliminate the door leading from the hallway into the computer room. This would reduce the low bid to approximately $5,548, with final price to be negotiated. I recommend that the bid be awarded to Concept Design/Build with the understandings stipulated above. RDW:ca P c ) [ti~\ 12(]f) h 'le[)hunt, C n) 8 381,-3 1 41 m 1576 Sherman Street Denver. CO 80203 303 â€¢ 861 Â·1559 919(BlfÂ¥'579]i-R]gzz* April 4, 1985 r ul F . \ i ,, 2,1 ~ ~ $1 f Mr. Richard D. Widmer, Director |~ APR 1 0 1985 Il Public Works E-]11-._---._-.-..... -.--/ _310 P.O. Box 1200 PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. ,TO\.VN OF ESTES PARK Estes Park, Colorado 80517 BY....... Dear Richard: Since our last conversation, I have reviewed the Scope of Work that was sent to you March 14th, to provide facilities planning for your City Hall facility. There are some modifications that I feel that can be made that will reduce the Scope as well as the fees. Basically, we will rely upon information provided by you and your department through use of a data gathering questionnaire, which will address such issues as: Personnel projections per department. Adequacy of space allocations for work stations. Specialized equipment and storage systems. Special requirements, i.e., security, storage, public access, etc. After this data has been received by Interplan, we will spend approximately two days in Estes Park working directly with you and your departments to further refine space requirements, locational criteria and future projections. Based upon this information, we will develop block diagrams of how your existing facility can be utilized for both now and in the future to accomodate future growth, both internal and outside agencies. Based upon the above, we will work on an hourly basis to an anticipated maximum fee of $4,000. r . 1 . Page Two Richard Widmer Richard, I feel the budget is somewhat tight, and both of us will keep close tabs on our progress in an effort to stay below the $4,000 maximum fee. I hope the above is acceptable to you. Sing~A /3 /1_1/ /Philip H. Goedert PHG:jmf 1, , it : .49 , ithark.< TOWN OF ESTES PARK i-7 C,4.-2 Â·0~ h V . v C.:4 ./q#,2 7 Â¥44Â».4 Public Works Department 494 . 1 -ly#, u Richard D. Widmer Director T*iiI 4 LP ; iu. 23 ) -iz - * @Â·34~V #i;,47~4'â€¢#4f 6-12 ..Â¢.i33411..---.77~~~~~~ L.-2%&45,ft.14,13'Ciwi,Â· 4& 1 1 .t~,4444.1,9;?,/#.2 ->--NÂ· :2.Â·24.Â·,441/*Ar' 94<*"I,/-:- Â·42-7--'-ff-UL .//321 2,?4*tiei~j vi'lix; I.5 k.- =fi '0276 14<'* - :fl'nfy Er- -40.-...'73<42&4##bt:25:66&6/6&6: <W- 0.-V .9 ..6 _ 2-30*Ied#,F'Â·4 /W- , &:42...... / jity.29,4.- 2...4 . r Estes Park, Colorado 80517 \ , MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer Director of Public Works DATE: April 17, 1985 RE: 1985 Street Improvement Program Attached is a bid tabulation for the 1985 Street Improvement Program. Bids received were less than 1% off the Engineer's estimate and therefore all projects approved in March should be able to be completed. I recommend award of both parts of the contract to Best Way Paving. I would also request authorization to contract with Pavement Management Systems for dynaflect testing and analyfis of Aspen Avenue, Grand Estates Drive, and Northkidge Lane (6,060 feet total) at a cost of $2,400. 6 This report would enable US to design an overlay appropriate to the varied conditions that exist along the /.Â£ ,Â·~ length of the streets. It is estimated that savings would />p ~ 2 exceed the cost of the report. Total estimated current cost for these three streets is $58,000, The three were picked 40). because of inconsistencies in the original structural measurements and because their lengths present opportunities to change overlay thicknesses conveniently. RDW: ca Attachment h 'Ipphorip { 101) 386-5 4 il 880888 225 f.1 C. 0 661<666 06Ric 00#0 1.0 0 - - r- '' ID A h CON (U LO O-- A . LO - LO 00 â€¢-1 mE# - M C) 1-0 - N ....... rn - N ....... h LO r--1 # CO g 62 om 32 r. 0 0 O O LOO LO Â¤00000000 0 000 000000000 9 EC 10 -,-1 g 222 2 g i m 0 - N LO N "4 -4 M o mo m '2 0 0 08388% 1-0 A L.C NAN ... (1)-.. 1 0 4-1 0, 44 e .-1 4- e W -C\11 0 c v N E Lo - LON r-1 ON C -1 co- Cl N Co A 14 1/ - - - X M / ril N LOLD - 0 E 22~ 0. Â·Â·Â·Â·Â· Cr) r-1 m O er-El ' 53 12 2 .. NO (D 0 000 LOO w ted O 0 O Ch N E ./ ki m a. a ....... â€¢-INMWMWACO - - N m~LOWNe - BID TABULATION Bid Date: April 17, 1985 Project: "1985 Street Improvement Program" Project Engineer:M. Mangelsen Item Item scription Quantity Unit Price on Unit Price Extension 1 Unit Price Extension Unit Price 1Dn Contract Time: 45 Cal. days uoTsues,xs 80Tld #TUA UOISU DOTId 1.Tun UOISUe#Xdi aorid 1.Tufl 9.IUD Aq.Fjueno uojld-Flosaa ulal.I Utaq,I qineer's te Coulson Excavating Flatiron Paving Best Way Paving 4,500 TN. 32.20 00 32 80 147,600.00 00 166,500.00 146,700.00 Street Patching - 2" 821 S.Y. 11.55 55 12 50 10,262.50 14.00 11,494.00 10.50 , 2 .50 Ped. Walkways 130 TN. 37 60 8 00 40 00 5,200.00 45 00 5,850.00 40 00 Water Valve Adjust. 10 Ea. . 1,000.00 110.00 1,100.00 125 00 1,250.00 150 00 Tejoj Te#orn Iplo.L 2" Pavement 150 TN. 32 0 00 36 00 5,400.00 50 00 7,500.00 38 00 Ie=toL Ielo& Te:jol Ie#OL ; Fabric Patching 200 S.Y. 0 00 4 00 800.00 ' 00 1,000.00 Fabric Underlayment 1.225 S.Y. 0 00 1 50 1,837.50 50 1,837.50 Asphalt Curbing 3,750 L.F. 2 50 2.00 7,500.00 50 16,875.00 212 303.50 P,8 ?N D LAed bULL dels I *sed 09.2,2.202 1V101 00'SI â€ž2 - BUL4O,ed :88Â·lls 00'6Â£ Nl OSI 1UawaAed â€ž2 00 0* 'Nl OEI SKeM>1 LeM ' Pad 00 2 '3'1 Ost'E Bulq.In) 1leqdsv 00 92I .23 OI 'isnfpv BAL,A 181BM 00 EE Nl 009'9 Ke LABAO .2 Reclamite Sur. Treat. 80,500 S.Y. 'AS 922'I guelll/~evapun OLJqed 92. 'A'S 009'08 â€¢12311 'ins alitlle[Jaw Part II .Als 002 Buiqoled 01.tqe j 2" Overlay II lied ... 4 2 1 2 , 52=2.' 1 -\1 .i: o. a 6-, TOWN OF ESTES PARI< f.i~Â¥+ ~4Â»' 1 . 414 Uff? 4%,Ury Public Works Department - 4 c ,>15:. 4 0 Â«--- Richard D. Widnier Â£=L .... Director '3342* Nif .1> Â·1 , i ./ 0-,~21, 2 22-px .4. ~di iaÂ« .1_. ~3 M#.2<0~-hi~ fÂ·fb 9 (; ' -Â·-~::t -'e >--1 I '4>2r' ~*tÂ· i...48 '46.30: 2~4..146 . f. ./aitâ€¢,f:.i v' f, 9â‚¬64*.4,-4 ''C J. -_bg~444Â« t,t~jttif.~9) f~flÂ·f- I~ -<Â·3 -Â·127: 14.kÂ«v- C ud - 4*)1%2~'7-* I efleÂ· --T,REOgZeic,%14,5*/litvr/*ill//Atig-icg%2//#**-.- 48 - 'rft71< --:22,4 1,1 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 ./ MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer 4Â«) Director of Public Works DATE: April 15, 1985 RE: Grader Bids Attached please find a summary of the bids received for a new motor grader. After much research, dealer visits, and discussion with other users, I recommend that the low bid of MacDonald Equipment for a Champion 710 A in the amount of $67,937, including trade, be accepted. Adding a two-way radio for $1,275 brings the total to $69,212. The amount budgeted was $74,422. RDW:ca Attachment P (1 B<n 12(H) itÂ·Ii'jillc,ne ( Â·;0 6) 586-3 1 31 Ib. 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([1\ . 01 >1 01 - .1-1 % 0 0 0 , Al 4 H U} 1-1 4-J 81 41 Al E-1 Crl .-1 Frl - -1 Â·r-1 0 C at Â·-1 KC >1 >1 MO CS U mu 0 -r-1 Ul DO Bo E-4 0 1-1 1 m O 0 M ,-1 U E-1 0 E-1 0 0 U]>10 - - O 0 O 0 W Q ZO gIl Q) O Q) [Il 05 ror-1 ! 40 Xe ZO AS O A M '0 0 X2 Z[4 - 4 0 4 M U Z k-1 05 *1 MZ*1 3-1 'LI ! 0 4) 2 05 Al $-4 M Q) M m M O [4 1-1 a) RE < 3% i~% 0% ,-141 E-IHO ZE M E Z> E-1 X > 05 k.1 10-1 ZE *E OC lou C C)(Cl i â€¢0 â€¢0 Â«0 40 WOO 00 00 4 0 81< 0 ;-1 -C =U =0 EU al D-1 0 41 U =0 0-1 U a a Cza Â¢11 CO BIDDER VEIIICLE BASE PRICE ItICE 1984 Galion Model A550 $71,800 $9,800 $62,000 (1) 1985 JD 570A No Bid 1985 Champion 710/710A $115,287 $40,350 $7,000 $67,937 (2) 1985 JD 570A $94,406 $21,713.38 $3,200 $69,492.62 1985 JD 570A $94,500 $20,000 $2,000 $72,500 608'IL9 005'1$ ------- 60E'PLS OLS Gr S 86I LLNEWdI PIE ON No'Bid PIE oN *** 03.UEJ[J[EA UO J[eAT foeds up 1319816 , 9 133Â·2015 IL 1 TA234 #000'L foads ueul. auTLIOEUI Jabley 4 7931204 #00 uTI.IDEW Pasn '(,BI Jo PealsuI ,SE) 'oads ueN-1. snIpe/ EUTUIni MOTOR GRADER ty, CO ty, CO OLORADO : S 8IQLON 6 ,64 Â·t TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer _63/5/21.irl .,1/* 3 Director ~~ "45/61Â¢t,ph. ~~j * ./Abir .9..1/1. U 132: 0- 4- , 231~t-9Â»*681*irtjAA. ~ 1 4 l.yÂ· pvt--EMalah.,6.6 - - - 71>Â·"Â·912212;1~'~-~ - ./ 2 / Estes Park, Colorado 80517 x MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer 2#a-) DATE: April 18, 1985 RE: Purchase of Turf Truck for Parks Division As we discussed informally last month, the Parks Division is faced with a tough problem in rejuvenating Bond Park and other areas. These areas are desperately in need of extensive aeration, top dressing, overseeding, and "tender loving care". We are presently not equipped to adequately handle this job, and, in additioh, have a need during-the summer for additional means of transporting crews from site to site in the downtown area. Rental of equipment does not appear practical or desirable. For these reasons, we have been researching the purchase of a "turf truck" multi-purpose vehicle. This is a gasoline engine powered golf cart type vehicle with small dump box, power takeoff unit, top-dresser attachment and aerator. There are only two major dealers for these type vehicles in Colorado and we have obtained bids from each as follows: Jacobson T-2000 Cushman 530 Base Unit w/box, pto $6,960 $6,982 Top Dresser 1,769 1,750 Discount -1,052 included Sub-Total $7,677 $8,732 Ryan Aerator 1,465 1,465 TOTAL $9,142 $10,197 P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 Town of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Public Works Committee April 18, 1985 Page 2 Money already budgeted but not spent is as follows: Budget "Spent" (or committed) Mower . $7,000 $3,995 Aerator 1,500 -0- Trailer 1,500 2,480 Pickup & Plow 11,000 9,454 Grader 74,422 69,212 $95,422 $85,141 Difference - [$10,281] I, therefore, recommend that we be authorized to purchase a Jacobson T-2000 with dump box, pto, top dresser, and aerator for a total of $ 9,141<1. RDW:ca AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS -**f.4 COLORADO AnlIMal t*StAL"/- e ASSOCIATION ---a-,Ah CHAPTER April 5, 1985 Dear Colleague: By now you should have received your National Public Works Week (NPWW) publicity kit. NPWW is scheduled for May 19-25, 1985 and now is the time to plan ahead. The purpose of National Public Works Week is to focus on what we term the "routine" or day to day business of operating our cities and communities. The focus is to bring greater aware- ness to the general public of our rules, responsibilities, accomplishments, and problems. The Colorado Chapter will be ordering posters for display in public buildings, libraries, etc., but we will only send two (2) of these to each organization. An order form is included in your Kit if you should desire more than two. We have enclosed a sample proclamation that you may want to use as a guide for developing your entity's proclamation. One other thought we had besides the ideas suggested in your Kit is to use your local Cable TV public access channels to advertise NPWW. Your efforts to promote National Public Works Week are appre- ciated. We will be requesting information and documents re- lated to the activities your entity undertook to celebrate this week. Sincerely, NPWW Co-Chairpersons Densel Ragland Dorian Brown Public Works Department Public Works Department City of Englewood City of Broomfield 3400 South Elati Street #6 Garden Office Center Englewood, Colorado 80110 Broomfield, Colorado 80020 Ng,â‚¬Â·y,r- , PROCLAMATION ------------ WHEREAS, public works services provided in our community are an integral part of our citizens' everyday lives; and WHEREAS, the support of an understanding and informed citizenry is vital to the efficient operation of public works systems and programs such as water, sewers, streets and highways, public buildings, solid waste collection and snow removal; and WHEREAS, the health, safety and comfort of this community greatly depends on these facilities and services; and WHEREAS, the quality and effectiveness of these facilities, as well as their planning, design and construction, are vitally dependent upon the efforts and skill of public works officials; and WHEREAS, the efficiency of the qualified and dedicated personnel who staff public works departments is materially influenced by the people's attitude and understanding of the importance of the work they perform. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Mayor of the City of , Colorado, do hereby proclaim the week of May 17- 237-4981-as /9 - gly 19 2; PUBLIC WORKS WEEK in the City of and call upon all citizens and civic organiza- tions to acquaint themselves with the problems involved in providing our public works and to recognize the contributions which public works officials make every day to our health, safety and comfort. GIVEN under my hand and seal this day of Mays 1981. Mayor I.*r.*13.-%39 r.-**Â©ttl .Et &,6-, A (le.'..7 - 4 /,9 SO/1')43Â·- } 0-(P*ki *- ot/ARâ‚¬., \ (5010 / 7. /005 /9, 1 1 . DOH Form No. 315 Department No. 28 00 00 i Rev. Feb., 1979 District No. MAINTENANCE CONTRACT i THIS CONTRACT, made this day of , 19 , i by and between the STATE OF COLORADO for the use and benefit of j THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, hereinafter i referred to as the State, and (City and County) (City) (Town) (County) of , hereinafter referred to as the Con- tractor, WHEREAS, authority exists in the Law and Funds have been bud- geted, appropriated and otherwise made available and a sufficient unencumbered balance thereof remains available for payment in Fund Number 2001, G/L Account Number 52046, Contract Encumbrance Number 1 (Maintenance Section No. ); and , WHEREAS, required approval, clearance and coordination has been ' accomplished from and with appropriate agencies; and WHEREAS, the State has the authority, as provided in Sections 43-1-106, 43-2-103, 43-2-104 and 43-2-144, C.R.S. 1973, as amended, to enter into contract with the Contractor for the purpose of main- tenance on the state highway system as hereinafter set forth; and & ' WHEREAS, this Contract is executed by the Contractor pursuant 1 to an applicable ordinance or resolutibn duly passed and adopted by i the Contractor, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof; and WHEREAS, it appears that the Contractor has adequate facilities. NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed that: 1. As used herein the word "maintenance" shall mean , all of the normal maintenance duties performed by the State on similar type highways with similar use. 2. The State's District Engineer, or his representa- tive, respecting interpretation of maintenance i standards as established by the State shall control the work. 3. Maintenance duties to be performed by the Con- tractor shall include but are not limited to: a. Removal of snow, sanding and salting. b. Cutting weeds and grasses within the State's right of way. c. Cleaning and repairing of ditches and drainage structuret, excluding storm sewers. d. Patching, making safe, repairing, spot reconditioning, spot stabilization and spot seal coating, including shoulders, and damage caused by ordinary washouts. e. Painting of bridges, other structures and highway appurtenances. f. Other work to preserve the roadways and appurtenances, including fences, with minor repairs to safeguard the traveling public. Page 1 of 4 Pages 1 g. To make safe by warning the State's re- presentative and/or repairing any dangerous condition from any cause. 4. The State will reconstruct portions of highways destroyed by major disasters, fires, floods, Acts ; of God, and those portions which cannot be safely or economically maintained. The Contractor shall 2 give immediate notice to the State's District Engineer of the existence of any of said conditions. 5. The Contractor shall advise the State's District 2 Engineer of any state highway signing and regulatory t devices in need of repair, and the State will maintain them. 1 6. The portions of the state highway system the Con- tractor agrees to maintain under the terms of this , contract include: miles of state highway No. beginning j . miles of state highway No. beginning 1 . miles of state highway No. beginning Total length of roadway to be maintained is , miles, all situated within the Con- tractor's jurisdiction. 7. In consideration of the foregoing, the State agrees to pay and the Contractor agrees to accept the sum of ' dollars per mile per year for all approved work, 1 payable in monthly installments upon receipt of the Contractor's statements. 8. This contract shall be effective from the day and year first above written. 9. Upon execution of this Contract all previous con- tracts between the State and the Contractor for maintenance on the aforesaid portions of the state highways shall become null and void. 10. This Contract may be terminated by either party upon 30 days written,notice sent by registered, - prepaid mail to the other party. 11. The provisions of this Contract shall not be sub- ject to renegotiation more often than quarterly. 12. All of the covenants and provisions hereof shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the parties hereto, their successors and assigns. Page 2 of 4 Pages , 1. . 1 6 . , Colorado , 19_ This is to certify that at meeting of , of , Colorado, held on s , 19__, the following resolution was adopted: "Resolved that this , hereby approves a certain contract with the State of Colorado for the use and benefit of the State Department of Highways dated , 19 , whereby the obligates itself to maintain certain portions of the State Highway System at the expense of the State, and releasing all other maintenance contracts, as per the terms of said Contract, and authorizes the execution of said contract on behalf of the by signature of its Cl erk (SEAL) ~.'"2}*i}:,f[" [-,-11~ IEIÂ£5 734~,oN Il V 'll : 111 0. I 1,04 I 24&._ \%- ., 211. 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