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04-12-14 Retreat/Special Meeting of La Porte City Council
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04-12-14 Retreat/Special Meeting of La Porte City Council
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the City. It is already grassed so no removal of gravel chip-seal is required. The following is a cost <br />breakdown for the project: <br />The 8” water line saddle and meter installation, and boring, is estimated by Public Works to cost <br />approximately $1,500, including a drinking fountain. Council may recall that when the Bay Area <br />Bicycle-Pedestrian trail was installed, the new 8” water main on the west side of Bay Area <br />Boulevard had not been installed. In order to get water to the rest stop would have required <br />approximately 500’ of waterline from Fairmont Parkway. Staff chose to wait until the new <br />waterline was installed to eliminate this relatively long waterline with minimal use. By placing <br />the monument adjacent to the rest stop, both projects could receive water from the same <br />meter, thereby saving the expense of two meters and two bores. <br />Irrigation and landscaping to match our existing Monuments, would cost approximately $2,000 <br />because staff is not recommending palm trees for this location. The esplanade already has Burr <br />Oak and Bald Cypress trees that are established so the palm trees would not be a good fit. <br />As noted above, Staff is recommending solar electrical for this project for approximately $2,500. <br />Again, Patak Contruction, Inc. ballpark cost for the monument itself is $15,000. <br /> <br />Given the conditions and costs stated above, this particular monument, installed on Bay Area Boulevard <br />would cost approximately $20,700. I would also add a 10% contingency as a cushion against future price <br />increases, for a total of $22,770. <br /> <br />Cost of Operation & Benefits <br />If the solar electrical system is implemented, the only utility cost for both projects would be water, <br />estimated at less than $300 per year. The only other expense is maintenance of the irrigation system <br />and landscaping, which can be absorbed by existing staff. There would be additional mowing for the <br />Wharton Weems esplanade which would be added to the contract mowing schedule at a nominal cost <br />(the contractor is already mowing the SH146 grass areas). <br /> <br /> <br />
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