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^Ni <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION SEP <br />^ 3 1996 <br />DATE: <br />ITEM NO : ;3 <br />Department Approval: <br />Name Ron Moorse <br />Title City Administrator <br />Administrator Reviewed:Agenda Section: <br />Administrator’s Report <br />Item Description: ' <br />Bid Award - Old Crystal Bay Road Trail <br />The City has now received and reviewed the bids for the Old Crystal Bay Road trail. <br />1. <br />2. <br />3. <br />Extent of Trail Construction. <br />A. The bid includes two parts or trail segments. <br />(1) The trail segment south of the Burlington Northern Railroad bridge. <br />(2) The trail segment north of the Railroad bridge to Kelley Parkway, <br />B The bid specs were written to enable the city to choose to do all or a portion of <br />the trail work in 1996 or to do all or a portion of the work in 1997. <br />C.The Park Commission has also suggested that the trail be completed north of <br />Kelley Parkway through the City facilities to the school property in 1996. <br />Cost of Trail Construction. <br />The Council has authorized $100,000 of expenditures toward the Old Crystal Bay Road <br />trail co.-'struction in 1996. The cost of each of the segments of the trail as listed above <br />is shown below. The total cost of the two trail segments bid, and the individual cost of <br />the segment south of the railroad tracks, each exceed the $100,000 expenditure limits set <br />by the Council for 1996. <br />Easement <br />Trail <br />Segment <br />South of RR <br />North of RR <br />to Kelley Pkwy <br />Kelley Pkwy to <br />School Property <br />Construction <br />Cost <br />Engineering <br />Cost <br />Landscape <br />Cost <br />Total <br />Cos^ <br />$85,662 $8,500 $33,000 $127,162 <br />$78,473 $7,800 $ 1,000 $87,273 <br />$49,000 $4,900 ...$53,900 <br />Easement Acquisition. <br />Quick take ;ondemnation proceedings have been initiated for all easements needed for <br />the trail. The quick take will not enable the city to acquire the easements in time for this <br />construction season. However, staff is continuing to work with the property owners to <br />i