HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 04 - Minnow LoopMEMO TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
FROM: BRUNO RUMBELOW, CITY MANAGER
MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 16, 2025
SUBJECT: MINNOW LOOP PARKING AREA IMPROVEMENTS
RECOMMENDATION: City Council to consider approval of a construction contract for
improvements to the Minnow Loop parking area with PaveCon, Ltd.
FUNDING SOURCE: Funds are available in the Permanent Capital Maintenance Fund (Parks
and Recreation) for an amount not to exceed $275,755.33.
BACKGROUND: In response to issues experienced this past summer, a new layout for the
Minow Loop parking area is proposed to increase public safety and
improve functional organization of the site. In collaboration with the Police
and Fire Departments, the revised layout establishes three clearly defined
sub -areas: 1) existing lake parking, 2) a natural grass area, and 3) a new
parking lot to support large events at Oak Grove Baseball Complex.
Each sub -area is physically separated to maintain its intended use and is
visually distinguished through consistent architectural treatments. The
proposed parking lot will incorporate stone columns and wrought -iron
fencing that match the architectural style of the baseball complex, creating
a cohesive connection between the two areas. The fencing, equipped with
gates, will create a secure and identifiable boundary between the new lot,
the existing lake parking, and the natural grass area. The new parking lot
of 45 spaces will only be opened for use during large events at the Oak
Grove Baseball Complex such as Grapevine Baseball/Softball Opening
Day.
The existing lake parking and the natural grass area will be separated by
closely spaced boulders, consistent with improvements made at other
lake parks where outdated pipe -rail has been replaced with boulders
creating a more naturalistic theme throughout the lake park system. These
boulders will help restrict parking to the existing paved lot while preserving
the grass area, which plays an important role in managing stormwater
runoff from both the roadway and the proposed parking lot.
To further improve safety and emergency access, the plan includes
striping a designated fire lane along the full length of Minnow Loop, as
well as installing a gated emergency access at the end of the roadway
straight to the shoreline.
The construction contract with Pavecon includes the following:
• new parking lot with 45 parking spaces,
• concrete footing to support the stone columns and wrought iron fencing,
• new sealcoat over existing lake parking lot and the entirety of Minnow
Loop roadway and,
• striping of the fire lane and parking spaces for both existing and new
parking lots.
This purchase will be made in accordance with an existing interlocal
agreement with The Local Government Purchasing Cooperative (Buy
Board) as allowed by Texas Local Government Code, Chapter 271 and
Texas Government Code, Chapter 791.
Bids were taken by the Cooperative, and a contract was awarded to
Pavecon. The Parks and Purchasing staff reviewed the contract for
departmental specification compliance and pricing and determined that
the contract would best meet the needs of the City.
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Minnow Loop Parking Area
REVISED(02) 11.24.25
2520 Oak Grove Loop S
Grapevine, TX 76051
Prepared for
City of Grapevine Parks and Rec
Kathy Nelson
BuvBoard: #700-23
Prepared By:
Jake Gressett
Project Manager
3022 Roy Orr Blvd
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
(817) 889-5406
November 24, 2025
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PROPOSAL & CONTRACT
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Excavate 9" existing grass & organic matter to proposed sub -grade elevations and remove them to an approved
dump site.
2 Scarify existing subgrade to a depth of 6", add water as needed. Compact to 95% standard proctor density.
3 Place & process Type A Grade 2 base material to a compacted depth of 6". Compact to 95% standard proctor density.
4 Tack edges with an asphaltic material for bonding & pave with Type-D 64-22 hot mix asphaltic concrete surface course
to achieve an average compacted thickness of 3".
5 Backfill pavement & finish grade with on -site or imported materials.
6 Excavate existing material to proposed sub -grade elevation. Place 12" x 12" x 12" concrete mow strip with a broom
finish. Reinforce with 2 ea #4 rebar. Concrete shall be 3,500psi with air entrainment for durability & resistance to
surface scaling. Cure concrete with a liquid membrane curing compound to insure strength development.
7 Excavate existing material to proposed sub -grade elevation. Place Tx 3' x 18" concrete footing with a broom finish.
Reinforce 3 ea with #4 rebar at 15" on center. Concrete shall be 3500psi with air entrainment for durability & resistance
to surface scaling. Cure concrete with a liquid membrane curing compound to insure strength development.
g Remove existing 4" of existing material & recompact subgrade. Install silica sand as necessary for fine grading of
sub -grade. Place 5" concrete with broom finish. Concrete shall be 3,500psi with air entrainment for durability &
resistance to surface scaling. Cure concrete with liquid membrane curing compound to insure strength development.
Sawcut control joints as necessary. Expansion joints shall be placed at a maximum of 40 foot intervals.
9 New layout pavement markings at new lot. Dividers shall be white or yellow as currently laid out. Includes handicap
logos, hashouts, arrows & perimeter fire lanes. A slip-resistent additive will be added to the paint for traction.
10 Provide and install new 6' concrete wheel stops, drill and pin with 12" #4 rebar.
11 Seal coat existing asphalt loop for similar look throughout parking area - Weather permitting. Pavement surface will
be prepped for protective sealcoat application by thoroughly cleaning surface of dirt, dust, & debris with high
speed wind blowers and/or powered street brooms. A protective sealcoat will then be applied, per manufacturer's
recommended application rates & methods. The sealcoat will be allowed to dry & cure for a period of 24 - 48 hours
before allowing automobile traffic on pavement. (Even with a prime coat, adhesion of the protective coating to the
oil spot cannot be guaranteed. It is recommended that these areas be repaired prior to the sealcoat application.)
12 Seal coat restripe pavement markings at existing asphalt pavement area. Dividers shall be white & yellow as
necessary. Use fast dry latex paint. Includes handicap logos & hashouts. A slip-resistent additive will be added
to the paint for traction.
13 New layout fire lane markings at existing asphalt pavement area. Dividers shall be red, stencils shall be white.
A slip-resistent additive will be added to the paint for traction.
PROPOSAL & CONTRACT
November 24, 2025 revised
City of Grapevine Parks and Rec
Attn: Kathy Nelson
Re: Minnow Loop Parking Areas Revised (02)
quyBoard: #700-23
Prepared By: Jake Gressett
3022 Roy Orr Blvd
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
(817) 889-5406
Thank you for contacting Pavecon and allowing us to provide you with the following proposal and scope of work
1
9" Lot Excavation
942
TCY
$58.74
$55,329.76
2
Lot Subgrade Prep
2,511
SY
$3.19
$8,004.65
3
Install 6" Flex Base
2,511
SY
$23.23
$58,340.95
4
3" Asphalt Paving
22,603
SF
$3.11
$70,392.65
5
Parking Lot Backfill
862
LF
$7.80
$6,724.78
6
12" Concrete Mow Strip
700
LF
$79.80
$55,857.85
7
Footers for Stone Columns
15
EA
$396.39
$5,945.83
8
5" Sidewalk Repair
100
SF
$18.41
$1,840.55
9
New Layout Pavement Markings at New Parking Lot
1
LS
$1,147.57
$1,147.57
10
New Concrete Wheelstops
45
EA
$80.47
$3,621.34
11
Seal Coat Existing Asphalt Loop
20,920
SF
$0.30
$6,214.31
12
Seal Coat Restripe Existing Pavement Markings
1
LS
$684.42
$684.42
13
New Layout Fire Lane
1
LS
$1,650.67
$1,650.67
The work is to be performed as follows: per site drawing (attached). This is an all-inclusive proposal. If one Bid Item
is removed, a revised proposal needs to be submitted.
PAVECON, Ltd. will furnish all labor, materials and equipment required for the performance of the following
described work in connection with construction or improvements at:
2520 Oak Grove Loop S. Grapevine, TX 76051
Please see following pages to view repair details, inclusions, exclusions, and our terms and conditions. Please sign
below to accept this proposal.
PROPOSAL & CONTRACT
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INCLUSIONS AND EXCLUSIONS
INCLUSIONS:
Unit pricing prevails on all items unless otherwise noted.
Asphalt paving/seal coating are dependent on appropriate weather conditions.
PAVECON, Ltd. guarantees this work for materials and workmanship for a period of 1-year from installation, excluding unusual
abuse or neglect.
EXCLUSIONS:
Permits, Bonds, CAD/Drawings, and Testing.
Tax Exempt. (Resale/certificate must be provided).
Utility relocation/adjustment, irrigation, or landscape repair.
Handrails. Fence installation.
Stone column construction.
All work areas must be free of materials & equipment.
Demo, sawing, haul off of spoils created by others.
Rock excavation, soil treatments, tree removal.
Layout edge of paving by others.
Asphaltic Prime Coat.
Sleeves for Irrigation. Dewatering.
Erosion Control or SWPPP.
Sandblasting, Powerwashing.
Heavy Cleaning.
Signage.
Barricades (beyond typical) and Traffic Control.
Reflective cracking, vegetation sterilization.
Flaking, Mold, mildew removal.
The scope of work herein will be completed in (1) trip(s). I understand additional trip(s) necessitated by obstructions, lack of
preparedness, water, cars or other impediments that would inhibit the service from being completed will result in a
rescheduling fee.
All vehicles must be removed prior to 8:00 a.m. in the scheduled section to be repaired or seal coated for that day, and to
remain closed as per manufacturer's specifications & recommendations, after the pavement markings have been re -striped that
section will be opened.
THIS IS A UNIT PRICE BID BASED ON PLAN QUANTITIES. IF QUANTITY DISCREPANCIES ARE NOTED, UNIT PRICE IS TO BE USED This
proposal has not been reviewed for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Ace "ADA" or Accessibility Compliance. It is
the sole responsibility of the client to conform to ADA or Accessibility Compliance. In the event that this exclusion and the terms
of the proposal are in conflict, this exclusion will prevail.
The nature of this project creates construction dust. Pavecon is not liable for construction dust on personal property.
PROPOSAL & CONTRACT
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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1. PAVECON, Ltd., (PAVECON) will carry workmen's compensation insurance covering its employees and shall provide public liability and property
damage insurance.
2. Any changes from the specifications or modifications of the terms of this contract shall be set put in writing and signed by both parties.
3. This proposal expires 30 days from the date hereof but may be accepted at any later date at the sole option of the Company.
4. By accepting this proposal, Owner agrees to indemnify and to hold PAVECON, Ltd. harmless from all claims, including its reasonable attorneys' fee
incurred in defending any claim, resulting from damages to any utility line, irrigation line, private electrical, or sub structure not identified or clearly
marked. Any damage to clearly marked utility lines, irrigation line, private electrical lines, or sub structures shall be the responsibility of PAVECON, Ltd.
5. Unless a lump sum price is to be paid for the foregoing work and is clearly so stated it is understood and agreed that the quantities referred to above
are estimates only and that payment shall be made at the stated unit prices on the actual quantities of work performed by PAVECON as determined
upon completion of the work.
6. PAVECON shall not be responsible for any damage to or deterioration of any of our work, whether completed or in process, resulting from any cause or
causes beyond our control, but not limited to failure of subgrade, including soil volume changes, or failure of inadequacy of any labor or materials not
furnished and installed by us, whether or not such failure or inadequacy was or could have been known at the time our work was undertaken.
7. PAVECON is not responsible for removing vehicles from repair areas. PAVECON will notify you in advance and you must make arrangements to have
vehicles removed at your expense.
8. In the event all work under this contract is not completed in one operation, Company shall be paid in full for all items of work completed upon the
completion thereof. Any work under this contract for which PAVECON has not received a "work order" calling for completion within one year from the
date of this agreement will be subject to renegotiations of prices, or cancellation at PAVECON's option.
9. Terms of Payment - Final and complete payment for all work performed herein shall be made within 30 days of invoice date. Interest at the rate of (18)
percent per annum shall be charged you and paid by you on all unpaid balances from the due date to the date of receipt of payment by PAVECON.
Reasonable attorney's fees and cost of collection shall be charged you and paid by you, if incurred by PAVECON.