Final AgendaREGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 6, 2007
LOCATION: 1400 Main Street, Southlake, Texas
Council Chambers in Town Hall
WORK SESSION: 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.
1. Call to order.
2. Invocation: David Whitington, Christ Our King Church
3. I2ACTION Award presentations
4. Strategic planning session
5. Discuss all items on tonight’s meeting agenda. No action will be taken and each item will be considered during the Regular Session.
REGULAR SESSION: 6:00 p.m. or immediately following the work session.
1. Call to Order.
2A. Executive Session.
2B. Reconvene: Action necessary on items discussed in Executive Session.
3A. Mayor’s Report
1. Proclamation for the Carroll Senior High School Football team
2. Proclamation for Bob Jones Nature Center Great Backyard Bird Count
3B. City Manager’s Report
3C. Local Business Report
CONSENT AGENDA:
4A. Approve the minutes from the January 16, 2007, regular City Council meeting.
4B. Approve proposed names for Watermere Park, Central Park, Estes Park, The Cliffs Park and Oak Pointe Park.
4C. Ratify Town Square, Phase I and II, maintenance contracts for street sweeping and power washing.
4D. Authorize an amended Residential Developer’s Agreement with 4F Development / EP4, L.P., for Estes Park, Phase IV, located on the east side of N. White Chapel Blvd. and south of E.
Dove Rd.
4E. Authorize an amended Residential Developer’s Agreement with 985 Randol Mill, L.P., for Palomar Estates, located on the east side of Randol Mill Ave. and south of Kingswood Dr.
4F. Resolution No. 07-006, appoint members to the SPIN Standing Committee.
4G. Resolution No. 07-007, amend the City of Southlake City Vehicle Policy.
4H. Approve agreement clarifying tax abatements for Sabre Holdings.
4I. Authorize a Tree Mitigation Agreement for Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, Miracle Pointe.
4J. ZA06-143, Preliminary Plat for Wimbledon Estates (fka Preston Oaks) at 1331 Sunshine Ln. and 1778 E. Highland St. Current Zoning: SF-1A. SPIN #5.
4K. ZA06-168, Plat Revision for Lot 1R, Block 1, Pecan Acres, being a revision of Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Pecan Acres at 1300 N. Sunshine Ln. Current Zoning: RE. SPIN #5.
4L. Consider SP07-024, Variance to Sign Ordinance No. 704-C for Aventerra at the northeast corner of N. White Chapel Blvd. and S.H. 114.
4M. Consider SP07-032, Variance to the Southlake Town Square Grand Avenue District Conditional Sign Permit for Truluck’s at 1420 Plaza Place.
REGULAR AGENDA:
Public Forum.
5A. Presentation by Frank Barrows related to drainage concerns.
6A. ZA07-007, Revised Site Plan for Block 22, Southlake Town Square at 1500 E. Southlake Blvd. Current Zoning: DT. SPIN #8. PUBLIC HEARING
7A. Ordinance No. 480-512, 1st Reading (ZA06-189), Zoning Change and Site Plan for proposed Southlake Design Center at 280 Commerce St. Current Zoning: S-P-1. Requested Zoning: S-P-1.
SPIN #7.
8. There are no items on this agenda.
9A. Consider SP06-401A, Amendment to the Conditional Sign Permit for Jellico Square at the northwest corner of W. Southlake Blvd. and Randol Mill Ave.
9B. Consider SP07-028, Amendment to the Conditional Sign Permit for Shops of Southlake at the southeast corner of E. Southlake Blvd. and S. Carroll Ave.
9C. Consider adoption of Bicentennial Park Schematic Design.
9D. Award construction contract for the Continental Blvd. 12” Water Line Improvements, Woodland Heights Sanitary Sewer Improvements, and Quail Creek/N-2 Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Improvements
to Hall Albert Construction, L.P., and provide for construction phase contingencies.
There are no items on this agenda.
11. Meeting adjourned.
Item 4B:
Approval of proposed names for Watermere Park, Central Park, Estes Park, The Cliffs Park, and Oak Pointe Park
Procedure
Established naming and renaming of Park facilities procedures
Public Input
Press releases
City Website
Developer requests
The Cliffs Park
Oak Pointe Park
Estes Park
Central Park
Watermere Park
Approval of names for five new parks
Parks Board unanimously recommended
the following names:
Watermere Park
3.736 acre neighborhood park
Watermere at Southlake development
“Ernest Owen Pavilion”
Central Park
.744 acre special purpose park
Under construction as part of
the Shops of Southlake
Estes Park
2.27 acre neighborhood park
Estes Park development (Dove Road entrance)
“Hess Pond”
Approval of names for five new parks
Parks Board unanimously recommended the following names:
The Cliffs Park
15.92 acre neighborhood/special purpose park
The Cliffs at Clariden Ranch
“Sally Dinsmore Oien Butterfly Garden” by developer and included as part of facility construction
Oak Pointe Park
8.19 acre neighborhood park
Oak Pointe Subdivision
Approval of names for five new parks
Staff available for questions and seeks Council approval of proposed names as recommended by Parks Board:
Watermere Park
Central Park
Estes Park
Cliffs Park
Oak Pointe Park
Staff contact: Steve Polasek (817)-748-8018
ITEM 4C Ratify Town Square Maintenance Agreements
Town SquareMaintenance Agreements
Maintenance Contracts
Power Washing
Street Sweeping
Covers both phases
Town Square (Phase I)
Grand Avenue (Phase II)
Town SquareMaintenance Agreements
Project Bid
November 2, 2004
Awarded 2 contracts
Mid-Cities Sweepers Plus, Inc.
Town Square Venture, L.P.
Town SquareMaintenance Agreements
Previously Executed (5 Yr)
Phase I only
Phase II (future addition)
First Contract renewal
Full year Contract
Both Phases
Funds in FY 2007 budget
Town SquareMaintenance Agreements
Sweeping
Public Streets and Garages (2)
$ 40,233
Power Washing
Public Sidewalks
Litter Pickup
$ 27,300
QUESTIONS?Contact Bob Price at (817) 748-8097
ITEM 4DEstes Park IVAmend Residential Developer’s Agreement
Estes Park IV
Purpose of Amendment:
Park Board Action – 12/11/06
Revision:
Dedicate 5.07 Ac Private Open Space
Construct .5058 miles of 6-foot public trail
No credits Retained
Estes Park IV
54-Lot Subdivision – Located East of North White Chapel Boulevard and South of East Dove Road.
Infrastructure Includes
5,350 LF of public roadway
6,500 LF of public water line
5,750 LF of public sewer line
3,650 LF of public storm drain
Standard agreement drafted by City Attorney
Estes Park Phase IV
Site Location
Estes Park Phase IV
5,350 LF PAVEMENT
6,500 LF WATER LINE
5,750 LF SANITARY SEWER
Estes Park Phase IV
3,650 LF STORM SEWER
QUESTIONS?Contact Bob Price at (817) 748-8097
ITEM 4E Palomar Estates Authorize Amended Residential Developer’s Agreement
Palomar Addition
Purpose of Amendment:
Std Park Dedication fee
$ 49,500
Park Board Action -12/11/06
Park Dedication Fees - $ 25,500
.8 Ac Open Space Credit - $24,000
Palomar Addition
Site Location
Palomar Addition
2,700 LF PAVEMENT
3,000 LF WATER LINE
3,000 LF SANITARY SEWER
2,000 LF STORM SEWER
Palomar Estates
33 Lot Subdivision – Located on the east side of Randol Mill Avenue and south of Kingswood Drive
Critical Drainage Structure (#7) fees total $8,371.12
Standard agreement drafted by City Attorney
QUESTIONS?Contact Bob Price at (817) 748-8097
Item 4-FSPIN Standing Committee Appointments
Reappointments
#6 Lou Hillman
#8 Pattie Minder
#10 Vic Awtry
#12 Wendi Carlucci
#14 Kim Harper
#16 Jon Weirsum
David Baltimore
Senior Representative
Eric Wang
Youth Representative
Terms expire Dec. 2008
New Appointment
#11 Bob Gray
(Term Expires December 2007)
Questions or Comments
Pilar Schank
817.748.8006
pschank@cityofsouthlake.com
Item 4GResolution 07-007
Consider:
Amend the City of Southlake Vehicle Policy.
The current City Vehicle Policy was adopted in 2002
Current Vehicle Policy is out of date and does not reflect current needs or City Staff
Amendments are minor in nature
Resolution to adopt an amended City Vehicle Policy
Resolution to adopt an amended City Vehicle Policy
The amended City Vehicle Policy has been amended as follows:
Current policy requires police vehicles to be white
amended policy exempts DPS police vehicles from this requirement (DPS would like to introduce black/white police vehicles)
Current policy does not address trailers
amended policy adds trailers into the policy
Current policy requires a one year lease for police motorcycles
amended policy allows flexibility to obtain best value.
Resolution to adopt an amended City Vehicle Policy
Amended City Vehicle Policy:
Current policy does not include Fleet Manager in Vehicle Plan Review Team
revised policy includes Fleet Manager
Current policy refers to the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990
revised policy removes this section due to legal changes and policy did not accurately reflect the law. Legal counsel recommended the removal of this section.
The current City Vehicle Policy was adopted in 2002 and needs revision
The City Legal Advisor has reviewed and approved the amended policy
Staff available for questions
Resolution to adopt an amended City Vehicle Policy
Questions?
Wade Goolsby – DPS Chief of Police Services
817-748-8120
Item 4H
Overview / Purpose
Sabre consolidating real estate assets
“Transferred Properties” (to Maguire) currently eligible for tax abatements, no longer eligible
“Retained Properties” still eligible for tax abatements
Agreement to clarify current status
Sabre HoldingsTax Abatement Clarification Agreement
Sabre consolidation of real estate assets
Move Westlake Solana employees to Southlake Headquarter buildings
Sold the “Transferred Properties” (Exhibit Two) to Maguire
Sabre HoldingsTax Abatement Clarification Agreement
Sabre Retained Properties
Sabre’s Retained Properties (1 and 2 on Exhibit One) comprise the majority of Premises A and B (Exhibit Two)
Retain eligibility for tax abatements
Sabre HoldingsTax Abatement Clarification Agreement
Clarification Agreement
CSL Leasing Inc. currently owns the Retained Properties and leases them to Sabre
This is an arrangement eligible for tax abatements
Basically no changes to tax abatement agreements with Sabre for Premises A and B
Sabre HoldingsTax Abatement Clarification Agreement
Exhibit OneTax Abatement Agreement “Premises”
Transferred Properties: 3-7
Retained Properties: 1-2
Exhibit TwoTransferred and Retained Properties
Sabre HoldingsTax Abatement Clarification Agreement
Staff recommends approval of the agreement
Contact Director Last with any questions
(817) 748-8037
Item 4I
Authorizing the Mayor to approve Tree Mitigation Agreement with:
Berwyn Custom Homes for Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, Miracle Pointe.
Tree Preservation Ordinance Enforcement Action
The city’s Tree Preservation Ordinance 585-B requires a tree permit to alter all protected trees.
In November 2006, a violation to the Tree Preservation Ordinance occurred on Lot 5 of Miracle Point.
Based on the requirements of the Ordinance 585-B, the respective applicants are proposing to mitigate all altered trees based on the caliper inches removed.
Contents of the Tree Mitigation Agreements
A form agreement was drafted by the City Attorney’s office based on the ordinance requirements.
Each agreement includes an exhibit (Exhibit A) showing the trees altered in violation of a tree permit and an exhibit (Exhibit B) showing type, location, and number of trees to be replanted.
Agreements are included in the Council packets.
1. TMA with Berwyn Custom Homes for Lot 5, Block 1, Miracle Pointe
Exhibit A – Trees Removed
TMA with Berwyn Custom Homes for Lots 5 & 6, Block 1, Miracle Pointe
Exhibit B – Required Replacement Trees
Lot 5, Block 1
TMA with Berwyn Custom Homes for Lots 5 & 6, Block 1, Miracle Pointe
Exhibit B – Required Replacement Trees
Lot 6, Block 1
Questions/Comments?
Item 4J ZA06-143
OWNER\
APPLICANT: Preston Oaks L.P.
REQUEST: Approval of a preliminary plat proposing 17 single family residential lots on approximately 19.87 acres.
LOCATION: The property is located at 1331 Sunshine Lane & 1778 E. Highland St.
E. Highland St.
Sunshine Ln
Villas Del Sol
Stanhope Ct
View looking west at property
E. Highland St.
Sunshine Ln
Villas Del Sol
Stanhope Ct
ZA06-143
Site Data – Preliminary Plat
Gross Land Area: 19.87 Acres
Net Land Area: 17.65 Acres
Area of R.O.W.: 2.22 Acres
Number of Lots: 17 single family residential lots
Gross Density: 0.86 du/acre
Net Density: 0.94 du/acre
Average Lot Size: 45,226 sq.ft. (1.04 Acre)
Previously Submitted Preliminary Plat
Revised Preliminary Plat
Previously Submitted Tree Conservation Plan
Revised Tree Conservation Plan
Item 4J ZA06-143
P&Z ACTION: January 4, 2007; Approved (7-0) subject to review; specifically denying the requested variance.
COUNCIL ACTION: January 16, 2007; Approved to table (7-0) to February 6, 2007.
Questions?
Item 4K ZA06-168
OWNER/
APPLICANT: Ron and Jill Peddicord
REQUEST: Approval of a Plat Revision proposing 1 single family residential lot on approximately 5.48 acres.
LOCATION: The property is located at 1300 N. Sunshine Lane.
Lot 1R, Block 1
Lot 1R, Block 1
View looking north toward site
View looking south toward site
View looking east toward site
View looking west from Sunshine Lane
View looking southwest toward south fencing
View looking northwest toward fencing
View looking northwest across Sunshine Lane
View looking west toward existing house
Plat Revision
Item 4K ZA06-168
P&Z ACTION: January 18, 2007; Approved (7-0) as a single lot, abandoning the easement; and subject to Plat Review Summary No. 3, dated January 12, 2007.
Questions?
Item 4L SP07-024
APPLICANT: Newland Communities
LOCATION: Northeast corner of White Chapel Boulevard and S.H. 114
REQUEST: Variance to Sign Ordinance No. 704-C with regard to land signs:
There are 3 signs to remain at Aventerra:
250 E. SH 114 – exceeds area and height requirements
100 E. SH 114 (facing White Chapel) - falls within the guidelines for land signs
100 E. SH 114 (facing SH 114) – exceeds area and height requirements
These signs were granted a variance on February 7, 2006 and the applicant was asked to return in 6 months.
The applicant is requesting to renew approval of these signs for a period of 1 year.
Sign 1 – 250 E SH 114 (oversized sign)
Sign 3 – 100 E SH 114 (oversized sign)
Sign 2 – 100 E SH 114
16.25 feet
14 feet
10.2 feet
Dimensions – Signs 1 and 3
Sign #1 – 250 E. S.H. 114
Sign #2 – 100 E. S.H. 114
(3 ft. by 5ft.)
Sign #3 – 100 E. S.H. 114
SP07-024
QUESTIONS?
Item 4M SP07-032
APPLICANT: Cooper and Stebbins
LOCATION: 1420 Plaza Place
REQUEST: Variance to the Southlake Town Square Grand Avenue District Conditional Sign Permit for Truluck’s with regard to fascia signs:
Site Plan
Proposed Sign (South Elevation)
A permit has been issued for the “Truluck’s” sign
Current View (South Elevation)
Location of Logo
Location of
Sign
Current View (North Elevation)
SP07-032
QUESTIONS?
Item 6A ZA07-007
OWNER: SLTS Land, LP
APPLICANT: Cooper & Stebbins
REQUEST: Approval of a revised site plan. The purpose of this plan is to relocate the driveway intersecting Summit Avenue, add a driveway onto Central Avenue which will provide a through
drive directly adjacent to the park and reduce the footprint of building 22D.
LOCATION: The property is located at 1500 E. Southlake Boulevard.
SITE
Central Ave
Summit Ave
Main Street
E. Southlake Blvd
SITE
View looking southwest from the Park
ZA07-007
Site Data
Gross/Net Acreage: 3.87 acres
Square Footage: 41,440 square feet total
-27,840 sq. ft. (Retail)
-7,600 sq. ft. (Office)
-6,000 sq. ft. (Restaurant)
Parking Required: 205 spaces
Parking Provided: 205 spaces
Open Space: 27,478 square feet (16.3%)
Impervious Cover: 141,099 square feet (83.7%)
Previously Approved Site Plan
Revised Site Plan
Relocate the drive intersecting
Summit Ave. north
Provide a 6’ sidewalk
Reduces building from a
2 story medical office to a
1 story retail-restaurant building
Adds a drive to Central Avenue
Drop the # of parking spaces on site
from 224 to 196
Revised Site Plan
*Requesting variances to driveway stacking depths
24’
Item 6A ZA07-007
P&Z ACTION: January 18, 2007; Approved (7-0) subject to review; granting requested variance with Director of Public Works having authority to remove parking to correct any traffic issues
raised by stacking depth issues.
Questions?
Public Works Presentation
Grading & Drainage Plan
Utility Plan
Questions?
Item 7A ZA06-189
OWNER: James R. Stacy
APPLICANT: Vaughan Commercial Realty
REQUEST: Approval of a zoning change and site plan from “S-P-1” Detailed Site Plan District to “S-P-1” Detailed Site Plan District with limited “I-1” and “C-3” uses in an existing office
and retail furniture warehouse building.
LOCATION: The property is located at 280 Commerce Street.
View looking east toward site
Site
View looking north toward site
Site
View looking west toward site
Site
ZA06-189
“S-P-2” Regulations:
Permitted uses shall follow the “I-1” and “C-3” with the following uses being prohibited:
Sexually oriented businesses
Farrier
Feed Stores
Mini-warehouses
Restaurants
Cleaning, dying and pressing works
Laundry and washaterias
Conventional and miniature golf courses
Lodges, sororities, fraternities
Medical care facilities
Mortuaries, funeral homes, undertakers
retail plant sales & accessories
Ice or roller skating rinks
Taverns, clubs
ZA06-189
“S-P-2” Regulations:
Zoning regulations shall follow the “I-1” zoning district and other applicable zoning regulations with the following exceptions :
All permitted uses shall be parked at a ratio of 1 space per 438 square feet
No bufferyards along the south and west due to existing pavement.
A variance to the driveway width and stacking is requested
Max width permitted is 40 feet (proposed north driveway is 44’ the existing south driveway is 60’)
Minimum stacking depth permitted is 75 feet
(the proposed north driveway is 10’, the existing south driveway is 28’feet)
ZA06-189
Site Data
Gross/Net Acreage: 4.15 acres
Number of Buildings: 1 commercial industrial building
Square Footage: 76,436 square feet
Parking Required: 185 spaces
Parking Provided: 185 spaces
Open Space: 21,909 square feet (12.1%)
Impervious Cover: 158,988 square feet (87.9%)
Site Plan
Site Plan
Max width permitted is 40 feet:
North driveway is 44’
South driveway is 60’
Min. stacking depth permitted is 75’:
North driveway is 10’
South driveway is 28’
Elevation Rendering
Landscape Plan
Item 7A ZA06-189
P&Z ACTION: January 18, 2007; Approved (5-1) subject to review; to include restaurants as a use; granting requested variances; and, removing two most eastern parking spots in the north
parking row.
Questions?
Public Works Presentation
Questions?
Item 9A SP06-401A
APPLICANT: Chandler Signs on behalf of Armstrong Development
LOCATION: Northwest corner of West Southlake Blvd. and Randol Mill Avenue
REQUEST: Amendment to the Conditional Sign Permit for Jellico Square (FKA Town Lake Crossing) with regard to monument signs
Location Map
Site Plan
1
2C
3B
2B
Originally Proposed Signs
These signs were approved with the following conditions:
Must meet sign ordinance 704-B (with sign cap, signs as previously proposed were 6 inches too tall)
Limited to one tenant on each sign
No white backing
Must have back lighting with individual letters
Sign 2B
Sign 2C
Previously Proposed Signs
Aluminum Channel Letters with white L.E.D. illumination
Tenant boxes to have applied vinyl
January 16, 2007 City Council Meeting
Applicant was asked to reconsider the white backing for the tenant panels on the monument sign and to change the letters to cut, back lit letters directly on the brick.
New Proposed Signs
& #2C
& #2C
Additional Sign Package Exhibits
(no variances requested and no changes made since January 16 City Council meeting)
Previously Proposed Sign
Sign 3B
Approved as presented
New Proposed Sign (consistent with Council approval)
(No variances requested)
Previously Proposed Office Monument Sign
Approved, under the condition that the sign reference the office park only and not contain multi-tenant listings.
In addition, the applicant was asked to look at the orientation of the sign in relation to Randol Mill.
New Proposed Sign (consistent with Council approval)
(No variances requested)
Previously Submitted Elevations
New Elevations (consistent with Council approval)
SP06-401A
QUESTIONS?
Item 9B SP07-028
APPLICANT: Cencor Realty
LOCATION: Southeast corner of Southlake Boulevard and Carroll Avenue
REQUEST: Amendment to the Conditional Sign Permit for Shops of Southlake for Cherish and to allow blade signs. The requested amendments are as follows:
Proposed Blade Sign Regulations
Vicinity Map
Cherish
Site Plan
Proposed Signs for Cherish
South Elevation
Panels are 16” by 16”
Proposed Signs for Cherish – South Elevation
East Elevation (Night View)
Panels are 16” by 16”
West Elevation
Panels are 16” by 16”
Proposed Signs for Cherish – West Elevation
Representative Blade Sign
SP07-028
QUESTIONS?
Item 9C:
Consider adoption of Bicentennial Park Schematic Design
Bicentennial ParkSchematic Design
City of Southlake
Department of Community Services
Project Description
Provides a starting point to dramatically transform the existing and proposed areas of the park …
… into a beautiful, safe and functional environment for recreators and spectators.
Theming
Architecture
Architecture
Lighting Details
Site Furnishing Details
Shade Structures
Existing Conditions
Facilities to Remain
New Facilities and Amenities
Schematic Plan
Schematic Plan
Four-Plex
Five Plex
Round-a-bout
White Chapel Blvd. Entrance
Shady Oak Road Entrance
Spray Park
Bunker Hill
Stadium
Southlake Blvd. Entrance
Safety Town
Bridge
Playground
4-Plex Enlargement
Parking
Ticket Booth
Landscaped Buffer
Concessions/Restrooms
Lights
Warm-up Areas (typ.)
Lights
Entrance Gate
Pinto
Mustang
Pinto
Mustang
Shade Structure
Section thru 4-plex
Batting Cages
5-Plex Enlargement
Stadium Enlargement
Press Box
Playground
Covered Grand Stands
Concessions/Restroom
Service Entrance
Athletes Entrance
Bus Parking
Ticket Booth
Sloped Lawn
Lights
Bullpen
Padded metal Outfield Fence
Outfield Bleachers
Batter’s Eye
Scoreboard
Batting Cages (Located Under Bleachers)
Ornamental Fence
Section thru Stadium
Ticket Booth
Small Concession/Restroom Building
Large Concession/Restroom Building
Stadium Ticket Booth
Stadium Concessions and Restroom Building
Section thru 4-Plex
Section thru Stadium
Spray Park
Safety Town
Safety Town
White Chapel Entrance
Southlake Boulevard
Shady Oak Entrance
Hill Enlargement
Band shell
Park Overlook
Historical opportunities
Restroom facility
Bridge
Playground – Fort Adventure
Traffic Calming Devices – Round-a-bout
Traffic Calming Devices
Signs and Scoreboards
Miracle Field
Construction Areas
Project Workgroup:
Carolyn Morris – City Council
John Terrell – City Council
Greg Jones – City Council
John Slocum – Parks Board
Bobby Rawls – Parks Board
Ken Goodman – Parks Board
Spencer Sunstrum – Southlake Baseball Association
Kevin Cox – Southlake Baseball Association
Harry Ingalls – Carroll ISD
Derek Citty – Carroll ISD
Larry Hughes – Carroll ISD
Also providing valuable input were
Ann Wise (Safety Town) and Stephen and Mia Poorman (Tennis Center).
Public Input
Parks Board recommended (9-0)
SPDC considered prior to 2-6-07 City Council Meeting
City-wide SPIN meeting
Presentation to CISD Board of Trustees
Joint presentation: City Council, Parks Board & SPDC
If adopted, what are the next steps?
Implementation Program
Funding
Construction (timing/phasing)
Marketing Strategies
Partnership Opportunities
Staff is available for questions and seeks City Council direction regarding the adoption of the proposed Bicentennial Park Schematic Design.
Item 9D
Water and Sanitary Sewer Improvements
Bid Award
Contractor – Hall Albert Construction, L.P.
Engineer recommends low bidder
Total Bid - $ 2,155,061.90
10 % Contingency - 215,438.10
Project Budget - $ 2,370,500.00
Amount Budgeted in the CIP
- $122,750
Amount bid by the contractor
- $267,400
Continental 12” Water Line
Amount Budgeted in the CIP
- $1,309,600
Amount bid by the contractor
- $2,103,100
Woodland Heights Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Quail Creek/N-2 Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Improvements
Woodland Heights Sanitary Sewer Improvements, Quail Creek/N-2 Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Improvements
Additional project funding:
Residual Funds from completed projects
Project Funds Allocated
Randol Mill 12-inch water line
Project funding – FY ’08 CIP
Questions?