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* <br />Request for Council Action Conrinued <br />page 2 of 2 <br />September 19, 1996 <br />Bid Award - Old Crystal Bay Road Trail <br />4. <br />5. <br />either reach a settlement or to obtain a right-of-entry to do the work while negotiations <br />and the condemnation process proceed. <br />Mn/DOT Limited Use Permit. <br />Because the trail project involves the operation of a trail within Mn/DOT right-of-way <br />(crossing Highway 12) Mn/DOT requires the city to obtain a limited use permit for the <br />trail. The permit is attached. <br />Staff Recommendation. <br />Staff recommends the bid for both trail segments be awarded to the low bidder, Buffalo <br />Bituminous, Inc., in the amount of $164,136, with Alternate 0\, which is a reduction of <br />up to $1,(XX) for work done in 1997; and that the Council set a limit on the maximum <br />amount to be expended in 1996. Staff will then construct as much of the trail as possible <br />within the maximum expenditure limit, with the priority being to complete the segment <br />south of the railroad tracks. If it is not possible to construct the segment south of the <br />railroad tracks in ’96 due to the lack of easements, staff will begin on the north side of <br />the railroad track and construct a trail as far north as possible within the maximum <br />expenditure amount authorized. Staff recommends that if the segment south of the <br />railroad track is to be constructed it should be constructed all at the same time. <br />COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED <br />A. Motion to award the bid for the Old Crystal Bay Road Trail Improvements to the low <br />bidder, Buffalo Bituminous, Inc. in the base bid amount of $164,136 and to accept <br />Alternate #1, a reduction of up $1,(XX) for delaying a portion of the work until 1997. <br />B. Motion to indicate the maximum amount to be expended in 1996 for the Old Crystal Bay <br />Road Trail construction. <br />C. Motion to authorize the Mayor and City Administrator to sign the Mn/DOT Limited Use <br />Permit to enable the trail crossing of Highway 12.