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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-12-12 - AGENDA REPORTS - CONST PEPSI PLAYPARK (2)I` CONSENT CALENDAR DATE: SUBJECT: DEPARTMENT: BACKGROUND 0 DECEMBER 12, 1990 U AGENDA REPORT City Manager Item to be pr Director of Parks and Recreation CONTRACT AWARD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PEPSI PLAYPARK AT NEWHALL PARK 1 _ PARKS AND RECREA In June of 1990 staff submitted to the Pepsi-Cola Company an application nominating Newhall Park to receive new Iron Mountain Forge play equipment. 'As a promotional campaign every year Pepsi selects numerous sites to install a Pepsi Playpark. The City of Santa Clarita was notified in August that Newhall Park was selected to receive approximately $17,000 worth of play equipment to be incorporated into a new playpark. The preparation of the site and installation of the play equipment provided by Pepsi is the responsibility of the City of Santa. Clarita. The grant was received after the 90-91 budget was approved and specific Capital Improvement Project funds were not identified for this project; however, original engineers estimates for this project indicated the project could be funded in the somewhat flexible "Park Rehabilitation" CIP fund. Construction documents have been prepared for the site work incorporating handicap accessible surfacing. Staff has worked with Iron Mountain Forge representatives on equipment design which incorporates integrated play with challenged and non -challenged individuals. The scope of work included in the contract consists of removing the existing play equipment, fence and footing, and then perform grading, install drainage sumps, add concrete. curbing, fencing, play area sand, rubber play surfacing and the equipment itself. The agreement with Pepsi states that the site must be ready for the equipment installation by January 30, 1991. The construction of the Playpark will take approximately 30 days to complete. The public bid opening was on November 29, 1990, with a total of five complete bid packages submitted for this project. The lowest responsible bidder was JDC General Engineering contractors whose total base bid came in at $71,579.55. Reference checks have beenpositiveand their understanding of the project scope of work qualifies JDC General Engineering for this project. FISCAL IMPACT While this was an unbudgeted project, staff believes it can be funded without delaying or interferring with any other Capital Improvement Projects. Remaining funds from the completed median improvement project in the amount of $27,000 .encumbered from the 89-90 budget account number 25-99005227, purchase order number 6277 is requested to be transferred to 25-99003227 (Park ::4. Item: / y Rehabilitation) for this project. The balance of $44,469.55 is requested to be transferred from 25-99009227 (Athletic Field Lighting) to 25-99003227, (Park Rehabilitation). The Athletic Field Lighting project will be rebudgeted in 91-92, and -the funds remaining in that account in 90-91 will be used to fund the engineering and. design for the Sierra Vista Jr. High lighting project. This transfer does not delay the lighting project in any way. Staff requests an additional $5,000 be established as a contingency fund for the project for any change orders which may be required, and staff requests this also be transferred from the -lighting project, 25-99009227 to the Park Rehabilitation accouant, 25-99003227. _ It is recommended that the City Council review. this report and award the contract for the construction of the Pepsi Playpark to JDC General Engineering Contractors for $71,569.55 and encumber an additional $5,000 for. any change orders which may occur.