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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 17 - Northwest Highway FundingTO: FROM: MEETING DATE: SUBJECT: RECOMMENDATION: ITEM i /1 now HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL I ROGER NELSON, CITY MANAGER , V MARCH 28, 2000 FUNDING REIMBURSEMENT TO TxDOT — NORTHWEST HIGHWAY City Council consider approving a payment to TxDOT in the amount of $34,188.79 for various modifications to the Northwest Highway contract which Staff requested to mitigate impacts upon business owners throughout the corridor, authorize Staff to issue payment for said mitigation efforts, and take any necessary action. FUNDING SOURCE: Funds are currently available in the Northwest Highway project, Account No. 178-78328- 008. 93 GO Bonds $ 997,800 95 GO Bonds 1,967,624 Elliot's Participation 39,227 TxDOT ROW Reimbursement 134,509 JC Evans Reimbursement 289 Perpheral Street Fees 6,389 Drainage Participation 5,060 TOTAL $ 3,150,898 Budget Engineering $ 1,029,119 32.7% ROW 203,625 6.5% Utility Relocation 1,689,663 53.6% Testing 14,548 0.5% Miscellaneous 12,604 0.4% Contingency 142,112 4.5% Elliot's Parking Lot 59,227 1.8% TOTAL $ 3,150,898 100.0% March 22, 2000 (10:49AM) y. BACKGROUND: One of the principle roles that the Staff played during the construction of the Northwest Highway project was as a contact for various businesses up and down the corridor to help address any problems that the businesses might encounter during the construction. Staff asked TxDOT to instruct their contractor to add certain features to the construction as various concerns were raised by the businesses. A list of these items is attached for your information. The total cost incurred by TxDOT for these mitigative measures total $34,188.79. The costs were reasonable expenditures in light of the potential impact to the businesses in the corridor and in comparison to the actual final outcome to the project. The efforts of the Staff helped reduce the complaints throughout the construction project and enabled the businesses throughout the corridor to embrace the project. Staff recommends approval. sJSLldsm 0:\agenda\032800\Funding_Reimb_NWHwy March 23, 2000 (9:51 AM) 0�?-Acesye" Texas Department of Transportation P.O. BOX 6868 • FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76115-0868 • (817) 370-6500 February 18, 2000 Project No. STP 97(491) MM, etc. CONTACT:NTCAO CSJ: 0353-07-012 Bus 114L (Northwest Hwy.) Jerry Hodge City of Grapevine P. O. Box 95104 Grapevine, Texas 76099 Dear Mr, Hodge: As you are aware, during the construction of the above mentioned project, the City of Grapevine requested on several occasions that some type of work be performed for which the City agreed to reimburse TX -DOT. The project has been completed and accepted and in a recent review of our construction files an outstanding balance still remain for those items. An itemized list of the items of work and the cost associated with each item is as follows: a The excavation and field connection into the existing storm sewer line at Station 1+383.000. The 10 meters of new 450 mm RCP sewer stub -out at $80.00/meter with the associated 13.25 cubic meters of excavation at $12.00/cubic meter. The addition of a 45 -degree bend, a joint of 450 mm RCP, and the associated excavation for this work at the street inlet location SI-1993R(E5). The 6.147 meter extension of the pedestrian handrail at Culvert B-2 (at the north end). The 1.80 meters of additional removal and replacement of the driveway approach at station 2+426.272L. The City's purchase of the remaining rock rip rap the was originally intended to be used on the slopes of Culvert B-2 (replaced by colored concrete rip rap) The 44.58 cubic meters of colored rip rap at $368.00/cubic meter that was placed on the northwest and northeast corners slopes of Culvert B-2 (minus the rock rip rap deduction of $3071.25). The 23.70 cubic meters of colored grout at $368.00/cubic meter that was used to cover the rock rip rap located in the channel on the north end of Culvert 15-2. $8,721.60 TOTAL $34,188.79 $3,000.00 $959.00 $350.00 $3950.00 $574.00 $3,300.00 $13,334.19 An Equal Opportunity Employer Jerry Hodge February 18, 2000 Page 2 Please forward a check for the amount of $34,188.79 to cover the cost associated with the additional work, at your earliest convenience, to: Texas Department of Transportation District Construction Office P.O. Box 6868 Fort Worth, Texas, 76115 Attention: Russ Stateham If you should have any questions concerning this matter, please contact this office at (817) 238- 5903. ORC Attachments; cc: File F. 0. Russ Stateham Sincerely, Oscar R. Chavez, P.E. Assitant Area Engineer Fort Worth District GENERAL GOVERNMENT CAPITAL PROJECTS NORTHWEST HIGHWAY PROJECT PROJECT DESCRIPTION The widening of Northwest Highway from SH 26 west to SH 114 with City funding of the following: design of utility relocation and pavement widening, preparation of an environmental assessment, relocation of utilities along NW Hwy and ROW acquisition at major intersections. TxDOT is coordinating the inspections, construction administration, and are funding the $9,355,097 construction contract with Sunmount_ TxDOT also reimbursed the City for 5134,509 of ROW obtained for this project. PROJECT SCHEDULE Bcgin End Design Feb -94 May -95 ROW Acquisition Mar -95 Dec -95 Public Utility Relocation Jul -95 Oct -95 Utility Relocation Oct -95 Oct -96 TxDOT Construction Oct -97 Jan -00 FISCAL IMPACT IMPACT ON OPERATING BUDGET This project is a State Highway and will be maintained by the State. Parks Department will be maintaining selected areas of the parkways along this highway at major intersections, Projected Annual Operating Impact FY -2000 Budget FY -2001 PIanned FY -2002 Planned Total Project LTD Budget Planned Project Expenses 09/30/99 FY -2000 FY -2001 FY -2002 FY -2003 FY -2004 Cost Design 1,029,119 0 Maintenance 1,029,119 ROW Acq 203,625 5,522 5,522 20,425 Services 203,625 Construction 1,716,815 59,227 0 Capital Outlay 1,776,042 Contingency 142,112 Total $4,0201 $5,361 $5,5221 142,112 TOTAL: $2,949,559 $201,339 $0 $0 $0 $0 $3,150,898 Funding Source Private Participation 39,227 39,227 93 GO Bonds 900,000 900,000 93 GO Bonds (Pool Rd.) 97,800 97,800 95 GO Bonds 1,805.801 162,112 1,967,913 Peripheral/ Drainage Fees 11,449 11,449 TxDot ROW Reimbursement 134,509 134,509 TOTAL: $2,949,559 5201,339 $0 $0 $0 $0 $3,150,898 IMPACT ON OPERATING BUDGET This project is a State Highway and will be maintained by the State. Parks Department will be maintaining selected areas of the parkways along this highway at major intersections, Projected Annual Operating Impact FY -2000 Budget FY -2001 PIanned FY -2002 Planned FY' -2003 Planned FY -2004 Planned Total Personnel Expenses 0 Supplies 0 Maintenance 4020 5,361 5,522 5,522 5,522 20,425 Services 0 Capital Outlay 0 Total $4,0201 $5,361 $5,5221 $5,522 $5,5221 $20,425