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To: Mayor and City Council
Mark McNeill, City Administrator
From: Mark Themig, Parks, Recreation, and Facilities Director
Travis Karlen, Recreation Supervisor
Meeting Date: October 17, 2006
Subject: Consideration of Additional Aquatic Park Improvements
INTRODUCTION
City Council is asked to consider additional improvements to the Aquatic Park with the
remaining funds from the construction of the Aquatic Park Support building.
BACKGROUND AND DISCUSSION
On October 3, 2006, City Council awarded the construction bid for the Aquatic Park
Support Building to CM Construction. The design of the building will provide restrooms,
concessions, admissions, employee support areas, changing rooms, family changing
rooms, storage, and mechanical controls.
Since the bid for the building came in under estimates, there is additional funding
available to do other Aquatic Park improvements. Some of the additional improvements
should be considered part of the base project since they are required to complete the
building but were not included in the contract to avoid contractor markup (concession
equipment, picnic tables) or came up after the bidding (fire suppression and asbestos
abatement). The following is a break down of the base project budget, with the "Project
Improvements" detailed on the attachment:
Base Proiect Items Cost Actual/Estimate
Project CIP Budget: $1,080,000
Design and Construction Admin $ 108,200 Actual
Base Bid $ 703,000 Actual
Approved Bid Alternates $ 65,500 Actual
Testing and Contingency (5% of Base Bid) $ 35,150 Actual
Project Improvements
Required (Handled as Change Orders to Bid)
Fire/Security Alarm System $ 6,500 Estimate
4" Water Service Line.Stub $ 500 Estimate
Asbestos/Hazardous Mat'I Abatement $ 5,000 Estimate
Picnic Tables and Bike Racks $ 14,556 Actual. Quote
Concessions Equipment $ 9.935 Actual Quote
Balance $ 131,659
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The other additional project improvements would result in a better final product, but are
not essential to complete the project. The following is a break down of the additional
project improvements, which are detailed on the attachment:
Proposed Additional Proiectlmprovements Cost Estimate/Actual
Diving Board Replacement $ 7,500 Estimate
Fence Replacement $ 40,000 Estimate
Sand Play Structure $ 12,425 Estimate
Additional Shade Structure $ 47 .500 Estimate
Total $ 107,425
Estimated CIP Budget Balance $ 24,234
VISIONING RELATIONSHIP
A. Active and Healthy Community
C. Great Place for Kids to Grow Up
REQUESTED ACTION
At this time, we are only requesting authorization to proceed with the project
improvements identified in the base project budget. We will monitor the project budget and
return with future authorizations to proceed with the additional project improvements, if
funding permits.
If City Council concurs, move to authorize the purchase of bike racks and picnic tables in
the amount of $14,555.05 from Wabash Valley and concession equipment from Superior
Products in the amount of $9,935.
Base Project Improvements
. Fire/Security Alarm System Estimate $5,000
In lieu of requiring a sprinkler system, the Building Official and Fire Inspector have
agreed to require a less expensive option of providing a fire detection system for the
building. Installing the additional security system component would be desirable for
security of the lifeguard and concession area.
. 4" Water Service Line Stub Estimate $500
This would provide the ability to connect a future 4" service line to serve Lions Park
restrooms.
. Asbestos/Hazardous Material Abatement Estimate $5,000
An evaluation of the building for demolition identified only minor asbestos and
hazardous material issues. This work is outside of the demolition work included in the
bid.
. Picnic Tables & Bike Racks Wabash Valley Quote $14,555.05
Replacement of the existing picnic tables. Existing tables would be used in the park
system. The picnic tables chosen would be ADA accessible and would allow for
different user groups. The 11' Picnic table would be used in the Jeffrey Rogers shelter
for birthday parties. A series of 36" bike loops would replace the old bike racks that
were at the Aquatic Park.
For consistency and the best price, the product would be purchased from Wabash
Valley, the City's primary park amenity vendor. Public Works has agreed to install on
these items.
. Concessions Equipment Superior Products Quote $9,935
Equipment for the concession operation including a hotdog roller, freezer and
refrigerator, under counter refrigerator and microwave. All other concessions
equipment is supplied by the distributor of concessions products.
Additional Project Improvements
. Diving Board Replacement Estimate $7,500
Replace diving board, which needs to be replaced. At this time we are still waiting on
actual numbers for the diving board replacement. $7,500 is an estimated cost.
. Fence Replacement Estimate $40,000
Replace exterior fencing around pool. Fence would be installed so it could be
relocated when waterslide replacement occurs, if necessary. The fence would bea 6
gauge 8' black fence with necessary gates and accessories. The estimate listed is
from Pass Fencing. Staff is working on getting additional bids for the project.
. Sand Play Structure Estimate $12,425
Addition of a sand play structure. The companies being used are Progressive Design
P!aygrounds and Burke.
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. Additional Shade Structures Estimate $47,500
This would provide for three additional shade structures, one on the east side, one on
the west side, and an additional structure that would cover the filtration equipment to
help protect it from UV rays. All shade structures are proposed to be Sun Port models,
and the cost does not include installation.
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