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WHEREAS, parks and recreation programs are an integral part of communities throughout this country, including the City
of La Porte; and
WHEREAS, our parks and recreation are vitally important to establishing and maintaining the quality of life in our
communities, ensuring the health of all citizens, and contributing to the economic and environmental well-being of a
community and region; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation programs build healthy, active communities that aid in the prevention of chronic disease,
provide therapeutic recreation services for those who are mentally or physically disabled, and also improve the mental and
emotional health of all citizens; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation pro
values, expansion of the local tax base, increased tourism, the attraction and retention of businesses, and crime reduction;
and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation areas are fundamental to the environmental well-being of our community; and
WHEREAS, parks and natural recreation areas improve water quality, protect groundwater, prevent flooding, improve the
quality of the air we breathe, provide vegetative buffers to development, and produce habitat for wildlife; and
WHEREAS, our parks and natural recreation areas ensure the ecological beauty of our community and provide a place for
children and adults to connect with nature and recreate outdoors; and
WHEREAS, the U.S. House of Representatives has designated July as Parks and Recreation Month; and
WHEREAS, the City of La Porte recognizes the benefits derived from parks and recreation resources.
Now, therefore, I, Louis R. Rigby, Mayor of the City of La Porte, along with members of the La Porte City Council, do hereby
proclaim the month of July 2017, as
Parks and Recreation Month
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IN WITNESS THEREOF, I have hereto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City to be affixed hereto, this the 10 day of
July, 2017.
CITY OF LA PORTE
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Louis R. Rigby, Mayor
LOUIS RIGBY
DARYL LEONARD
Mayor
Councilmember District 3
JOHN ZEMANEK
KRISTIN MARTIN
Councilmember At Large A
Mayor Pro-Tem
DOTTIE KAMINSKI
Councilmember District 4
Councilmember At Large B
JAY MARTIN
DANNY EARP
Councilmember District 5
Councilmember District 1
NANCY OJEDA
CHUCK ENGELKEN Councilmember District 6
Councilmember District 2
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA PORTE
JUNE 26, 2017
The City Council of the City of La Porte met in a regular meeting on Monday, June 26, 2017, at the City
Hall Council Chambers, 604 West Fairmont Parkway, La Porte, Texas, at 6:00 p.m. to consider the
following items of business:
1. CALL TO ORDER – Mayor Rigby called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Members of Council
present: Councilmembers Ojeda, J. Martin, Kaminski, Zemanek, Leonard, and Earp. Also present
were City Secretary Patrice Fogarty, City Manager Corby Alexander, and Assistant City Attorney
Clark Askins. Councilmembers absent: Engelken and K. Martin.
2. INVOCATION – The invocation was given by Bishop Michael Thannisch, Synod of St. Timothy.
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilmember Nancy Ojeda.
4. PRESENTATIONS, PROCLAMATIONS, and RECOGNITIONS
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(a) Recognition – 125 Anniversary Celebration Parade Winners – Mayor Rigby
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Mayor Rigby recognized the parade winners in the 125 Anniversary Celebration Parade: Taqueria
Arandas No. 98 – Best Business; Boys and Girls Harbor – Best Organization; San Jacinto College
– Best School Group; and Breast Little Chili Cookers in La Porte – Best Golf Cart; Additionally,
George Watkins was honored for his expert assistance on making the parade happen.
(b)Recognition – City of La Porte Police Department recipient of Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Outstanding Law Enforcement Agency Award; and Judge Denise Mitrano, recipient of the
Judiciary Service Award – Mayor Rigby.
Mayor Rigby recognized Police Chief Ken Adcox as the recipient of the Mothers Against Drunk
Driving Outstanding Law Enforcement Agency Award; and Judge Denise Mitrano as recipient of the
Judiciary Service Award.
5. PUBLIC COMMENTS (Limited to five minutes per person.)
Bill Bentley, 10106 Willmont Rd., spoke regarding the Fairmont Park West Community Park and
Pool and the general disrepair of the playground equipment. Also, the fencing and ball field
backboards have holes in them. The water fountain hasn’t worked in a very long time. The parking
lot is in disrepair, as well. He asked that the City review Sections 7, 9, and 13 of the agreement.
He asked that the City consider putting some money in the budget during the budget process for
the upkeep and repair of these issues.
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The following citizens spoke against the proposed street and alley closure of a portion of S. Holmes
right-of-way between Blocks 27 and 28: Sylvia Tucker, 717 S. Nugent; Don Belgar, 3342 Miramar;
Shirley Belgar, 733 S. Holmes; Maisie Barringer Kimmons, 1700 Roscoe, spoke that she is no
longer interested in closing it as an adjoining property owner and stated it is a purchase price issue;
The following citizens spoke in favor of the proposed street and alley closure of a portion of S.
Holmes right-of-way between Blocks 27 and 28: Christopher Thebeau and Jessica Newman, 1704
Roscoe St., are in favor of the closure of the proposed street and alley closure; Carlos and
Stephanie Cardenas, 1612 Roscoe, are in favor of closing the property due to public safety issues;
and Joe Bertuglia is in favor of the closure. He is the applicant asking for the closure, and is now
asking to close only ½ of the property; and he would like to proceed. He stated there have been
two appraisals on the property, and he agrees to the appraised value, stating it is fair; and he is
happy with that.
Richard Risch signed in to speak and was called upon, but stated he had no comment.
6. CONSENT AGENDA (All consent agenda items are considered routine by City Council and will be
enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a
Councilmember requests an item be removed and considered separately.)
(a)Consider approval or other action regarding the minutes of the Council Meeting held on
June 12, 2017 – P. Fogarty
(b)Consider approval or other action awarding Bid #17020 for FY2017 Asphalt Overlay Project
– D. Pennell
(c)Consider approval or other action awarding Bid # 17003 for Park Drive Sidewalk
Improvements – D. Pennell
(d)Consider approval or other action regarding an expenditure of the La Porte Development
Corporation in connection with project for the acquisition of property located at 1218 S.
Broadway in an amount not to exceed $57,372.00 – T. Leach
Councilmember Earpfiled a Conflict of Interest form with the City Secretary’s office regarding
Consent Agenda Item (c); therefore, this item was voted on separately.
Councilmember Zemanek made a motion to approve Consent Agenda Items (a), (b), and (d)
pursuant to staff recommendations. Councilmember J. Martin seconded the motion. MOTION
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY 7/0.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Leonard, Earp, Zemanek,
Kaminski, Ojeda and J. Martin
Nays: None
Absent: Councilmembers Engelken and K. Martin
Councilmember Zemanek made a motion to approve Consent Agenda Item (c) pursuant to staff
recommendations. Councilmember Kaminski seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED
UNANIMOUSLY 6/0.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Leonard, Zemanek, Kaminski,
Ojeda and J. Martin
Nays: None
Absent: Councilmembers Engelken and K. Martin
Abstention: Councilmember Earp
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7. AUTHORIZATION
(a)Consider approval or other action regarding an Ordinance amending “Appendix A Fees” of
the Code of Ordinances of the City of La Porte, Texas, pertaining to EMS charges for
services rendered in areas outside of corporate limits of La Porte, by increasing “Non-
Member Fees (Per Event)” by $1,500.00, to $3,000.00 – R. Nolen
Emergency Medical Services Chief Ray Nolen presented a summary.
Councilmember Zemanek made a motion to postpone this item until the next council meeting,
July 10, 2017, so that staff has time to further analyze costs of service and to bring back an
Ordinance amending “Appendix A Fees” of the Code of Ordinances of the City of La Porte, Texas,
pertaining to EMS charges for services rendered in areas outside of corporate limits of La Porte by
increasing “Non-Member Fees (Per Event)” from $1,500.00, to an amount Council will determine at
the next meeting. Councilmember Kaminski seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED
UNANIMOUSLY 7/0.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Leonard, Earp, Zemanek,
Kaminski, Ojeda and J. Martin
Nays: None
Absent: Councilmembers Engelken and K. Martin
8. DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION
(a)Discussion and possible action regarding proposed street and alley closure of a portion of S.
Holmes right-of-way between Blocks 27 and 28 – C. Alexander
City Manager Corby Alexander presented a summary.
After Council discussion, Councilmember J. Martin made a motion to instruct staff to prepare an
Ordinance to be considered at a future Council meeting to facilitate the closure of ½ of the
right-of-way at an amount for the sale of 23.62 x .75 which equals 17.72 per square foot.
Councilmember Earp seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED 4/3.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Earp, Zemanek and J. Martin
Nays: Councilmembers Leonard, Kaminski and Ojeda
Absent: Councilmembers Engelken and K. Martin
(b)Discussion and possible action regarding Comprehensive Compensation Study performed
by HR Compensation Consultants – M. Hartleib
Human Resources Manager Matt Hartleib and a representative from HRCC, the consulting firm for
the compensation study, presented a summary. This item will be brought back before Council after
additional information is gathered, including the entire benefits package for employees and
comparable pay information from the City of Deer Park, among other requested information.
(c)Discussion and possible action regarding La Porte Town Center Project – T. Leach
Assistant City Manager Traci Leach presented a short summary, and then introduced David Miles
to address Council. Mr. Miles updated Council on the progress of the La Porte Town Center
Project and assured Council they are moving forward with the project; and he and his expanded
team remain committed to the project. Pursuant to questions by Councilmember J. Martin, Mr.
Miles presented his milestones: Fall 2017 – issue to the City their planning for infrastructure; they
will then be able to move dirt in September; then 30-60 days will follow with Gilley’s vertical. Once
they start the infrastructure, it will take 8 months to put it in, and then 10 months to build the
Gilley’s. Councilmember Zemanek asked how long he is allowing for permitting. Mr. Miles stated
three months. Councilmember Zemanek also asked if Mr. Miles or any of his affiliates are
associated whatsoever in the clearing of land off of Fairmont Pkwy., west of the Pasadena
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Convention Center, and east of Red Bluff. Mr. Miles stated no, sir. Councilmember Earp stated
that Johnny Isbell told him and others that the City of Pasadena is doing the clearing. Mayor Rigby
commented when the homes were built on the south side of Wharton Weems, the original and
current owner of the 55 acres was supposed to put that interconnect in, and that was prior to Mr.
Alexander coming to work for the City. The owner never did it. He stated he believes the City
issued a cure notice, which the owner ignored; and to hold someone else responsible for doing that
– someone who doesn’t have a contract on it or has no current intent of contracting on it – is
strange to him. Mayor Rigby further stated the current owner was sent the original demand, and
he’s the one who should do the interconnect. Mayor Rigby stated he realizes the owner’s argument
was he didn’t have to do it until development started on the north side, but when the owner built that
10-times-too-large detention pond, that, in his opinion, began the development, and he thinks the
owner should still be responsible. Mayor Rigby requested a follow up at the next meeting or before
as to what happened after the owner received the City’s demand letter. Mr. Alexander will follow up
and advise. Mr. Alexander stated that from his memory, he had some conversations with Mr. Miles
regarding the interconnect being an issue that needed to be addressed. Mr. Alexander stated it
was his understanding that Mr. Miles and Mr. Reddy had some conversations. Mr. Miles stated
they did have some conversations, and he will be glad to try to be that resolve, if he may, between
the property owner and his efforts. Mayor Rigby stated he doesn’t want this development to be
held up over something the property owner didn’t do.
9. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS
There were no additional reports.
10. COUNCIL COMMENTS regarding matters appearing on the agenda; recognition of community
members, city employees, and upcoming events; inquiry of staff regarding specific factual
information.
Councilmember Ojeda had no comments. Councilmember J. Martin congratulated the award
winners on their recognitions; he stated this was an important meeting, and he hopes this project
will continue; Councilmember Kaminski congratulated the award winners; Councilmember Zemanek
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wished everyone a safe and happy July 4 weekend; Councilmember Leonard stated the same,
along with his congratulations to the award winners; Councilmember Earp congratulated the award
winners and looks forward to the Gilley’s project moving on; stated he was disappointed on the
content of the wage study and how it was presented and looks forward to the additional information
that was discussed; Mayor Rigby congratulated Municipal Court and the P.D. on their awards;
stated the Juneteenth Celebration was great, there is a lot of work that goes into that celebration
and would like to get more people out for this next year.
11.EXECUTIVE SESSION – The City reserves the right to meet in closed session on any agenda item
should the need arise and if applicable pursuant to authorization by Title 5, Chapter 551, of the
Texas Government Code, including, but not limited to, the following:
Texas Government Code, Section 551.072 – Deliberation regarding Real Property: Meet with City
Manager and City Attorney to discuss possible sale of city owned real property for residential
development purposes.
Texas Government Code, Section 551.071(1)(A) – Pending or Contemplated Litigation: Meet with
City Attorney and City Manager to discuss Adapted Logistics, LLC, et al.vs. City of La Porte, Texas
City Council recessed the regular Council meeting to convene an executive session at 8:36 p.m.
regarding the subjects of the executive session items listed above.
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12. RECONVENE into regular session and consider action, if any, on item(s) discussed in executive
session.
City Council reconvened the regular council meeting at 10:00 p.m.
RegardingTexas Government Code, Section 551.072 – Deliberation regarding Real Property,
Councilmember J. Martin made a motion for the City Manager to pursue with the instruction to
determine which properties are fee simple and which are resale so the City knows how to proceed.
Councilmember Zemanek seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY 6/0.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Leonard, Earp, Zemanek,
Kaminski, and J. Martin
Nays: None
Absent: Councilmembers Ojeda, Engelken, and K. Martin
RegardingTexas Government Code, Section 551.071(1)(A) – Pending or Contemplated
Litigation.
Councilmember Leonard made a motion to give direction to the TML appointed attorney to
negotiate a settlement agreement at no cost to the City. Councilmember Leonard seconded the
motion.MOTION PASSED UNAMIMOUSLY 6/0.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Leonard, Earp, Zemanek,
Kaminski, and J. Martin
Nays: None
Absent: Councilmembers Ojeda, Engelken, and K. Martin
Mayor Rigby shared with Councilmembers congratulatory messages and a plaque received by the
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City on the 125 Anniversary, and also a plaque thanking the City for participating in the 2017
Juneteenth Parade.
13. ADJOURN - There being no further business, Councilmember Leonard made a motion to adjourn
the meeting at 10:03 p.m. Councilmember Earp seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED
UNANIMOUSLY 6/0.
Ayes: Mayor Rigby, Councilmembers Leonard, Earp, Zemanek,
Kaminski, and J. Martin
Nays: None
Absent: Councilmembers Ojeda, Engelken, and K. Martin
_______________________________
Patrice Fogarty, City Secretary
Passed and approved on July 10, 2017.
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Mayor Louis R. Rigby
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Amount Validated
by Receipts
ACW Engineering$ 8,352.50 $ 8,352.50
ACW Engineering$ 4,125.00 $ 4,125.00
ACW Engineering$ 3,000.00 $ 3,000.00
ACW Engineering$ 5,500.00 $ 5,500.00
Barrett's Heating & Air Conditioning$ 12,046.00$ 12,046.00
Barrett's Heating & Air Conditioning$ 8,604.00 $ 8,604.00
Barrett's Heating & Air Conditioning$ 18,900.00$ 18,900.00
Bay Insulation$ 4,929.38 $ 4,929.38
Billy Shanks$ 450.00$ 450.00
Bleyl & Associates$ 3,324.75 $ 3,324.75
Bleyl & Associates$ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00
Brian Stanton Associates, LLC$ 550.00$ 550.00
Brian Stanton Associates, LLC$ 550.00$ 550.00
Brian Stanton Associates, LLC$ 550.00$ 550.00
Brian Stanton Associates, LLC$ 1,325.00 $ 1,325.00
Centerpoint Energy$ 1,478.00 $ 1,478.00
CES Utilities$ 54,650.00$ 54,650.00
CES Utilities$ 63,753.75$ 63,753.75
CES Utilities$ 65,753.75$ 65,753.75
CES Utilities$ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00
CES Utilities$ 7,884.00 $ 7,884.00
City of La Porte$ 150.00$ 150.00
Coastal Testing Laboratories$ 1,700.00 $ 1,700.00
Coastal Testing Laboratories$ 1,956.00 $ 1,956.00
Coastal Testing Laboratories$ 2,951.63 $ 2,951.63
Coastal Testing Laboratories$ 2,969.50 $ 2,969.50
Coastal Testing Laboratories$ 1,772.50 $ 1,772.50
Construction ECO Services$ 200.00$ 200.00
Construction ECO Services$ 400.00$ 400.00
Dynamic Plumbing$ 15,147.07$ 15,178.07
Dynamic Plumbing$ 4,600.00 $ 4,600.00
Dynamic Plumbing$ 27,405.17$ 27,405.17
Dynamic Plumbing$ 4,900.00 $ 4,900.00
Dynamic Plumbing$ 4,900.00 $ 4,900.00
Dynamic Plumbing$ 9,110.00 $ 9,110.00
Dynamic Plumbing$ 3,180.00 $ 3,180.00
Freeman's Welding & Fabrication$ 524.30$ 524.30
Gate & Fence Works$ 900.00$ 900.00
Gate & Fence Works$ 900.00$ 900.00
Holloways Nursery$ 3,740.00 $ 3,740.00
Home Depot$ 232.61$ 232.61
Home Depot$ 722.15$ 722.15
Home Depot$ 321.80$ 321.80
Home Depot$ 1,219.50 $ 1,219.50
Home Depot$ 1,367.37 $ 1,367.37
Home Depot$ 1,563.69 $ 1,311.78
Independent Steel Erectors$ 10,895.00$ 10,895.00
Independent Steel Erectors$ 11,775.00$ 11,775.00
Independent Steel Erectors$ 36,784.00$ 36,784.00
Independent Steel Erectors$ 4,086.00 $ 4,086.00
Jenergy Inspections, Inc$ 875.00$ 875.00
Jenergy Inspections, Inc$ 550.00$ 550.00
Jenergy Inspections, Inc$ 550.00$ 550.00
Joey's Glass$ 3,824.82 $ 3,824.82
Joey's Glass$ 7,433.14 $ 7,433.13
Joey's Glass$ 11,607.93$ 11,607.93
Joey's Glass$ 403.31$ 403.31
Juan Pena$ 8,072.74 $ 8,072.74
Juan Pena$ 8,072.74 $ 8,072.74
Juan Pena$ 16,145.49$ 16,145.49
Juan Pena$ 3,810.40 $ 3,810.40
La Porte Lawn Maintenance$ 6,300.00 $ 6,300.00
La Porte Lawn Maintenance$ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00
Liberatos/Westergren$ 18,969.82$ 18,969.82
Liberatos/Westergren$ 30,328.68$ 30,328.68
Liberatos/Westergren$ 29,652.51$ 29,652.51
Liberatos/Westergren$ 52,528.12$ 52,528.12
Liberatos/Westergren$ 18,880.77$ 18,880.77
Liberatos/Westergren$ 30,204.17$ 30,204.17
Liberatos/Westergren$ 29,405.24$ 29,405.24
Liberatos/Westergren$ 15,851.75$ 15,851.75
McCoy's Corporation$ 70.36$ 70.36
McCoy's Corporation$ 5,971.64 $ 5,971.64
McCoy's Corporation$ 10,570.70$ 10,570.00
McCoy's Corporation$ 16,952.08$ 16,952.08
McCoy's Corporation$ 8,149.26 $ 8,149.26
McCoy's Corporation$ 3,070.81 $ 3,070.81
Michael Westergren$ 457.50$ 220.00
Michael Westergren$ 34,649.65$ 34,649.65
Michael Westergren$ 1,537.50 $ 1,537.50
Michael Westergren$ 4,414.62 $ 4,414.62
Michael Westergren$ 8,320.66 $ 8,320.66
Michael Westergren$ 7,680.15 $ 7,680.15
Michael Westergren$ 3,224.83 $ 3,224.83
Morrell Masonry Supply, Inc$ 19,631.38$ 19,631.38
Morrell Masonry Supply, Inc$ 1,143.95 $ 1,143.95
Morrell Masonry Supply, Inc$ 560.87$ 560.87
Norm Highfill$ 9,205.00 $ 9,205.00
Norm Highfill$ 2,660.00 $ 2,660.00
Port-a-San$ 187.27$ 187.27
Port-a-San$ 63.72$ 63.72
Port-a-San$ 106.09$ 106.09
Port-a-San$ 106.09$ 106.09
Port-a-San$ 106.09$ 106.90
Port-a-San$ 106.09$ 106.09
Port-a-San$ 106.09$ 106.90
Project Design Partners$ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00
Rodney Slaton$ 315.00$ 210.00
Sherwin-Williams$ 5,481.43 $ 5,481.43
Sherwin-Williams$ 783.88$ 783.88
Sherwin-Williams$ 326.20$ 326.20
Sherwin-Williams$ 160.96$ 160.96
Sherwin-Williams$ 94.23$ 94.23
Spring Overhead Door$ 6,900.00 $ 6,900.00
Spring Overhead Door$ 13,800.00$ 13,800.00
Stroud Interiors$ 5,080.00 $ 5,080.00
Stroud Interiors$ 3,300.00 $ 3,300.00
Stroud Interiors$ 2,230.77 $ 2,230.77
Stroud Interiors$ 4,990.00 $ 4,990.00
T&T Construction$ 167,977.00$ 167,977.00
T&T Construction$ 350,605.10$ 350,605.10
T&T Construction$ 269,625.40$ 269,625.40
T&T Construction$ 302,835.50$ 302,835.50
T&T Construction$ 16,357.00$ 16,357.00
Wayne J Crouch Environmental$ 1,695.00 $ 1,695.00
Whirlwind Building Systems$ 64,483.44$ 64,483.44
Whirlwind Building Systems$ 108,226.18$ 108,226.18
Whirlwind Building Systems$ 4,744.30 $ 4,744.30
Williams Insulation$ 5,986.00 $ 5,986.00
Williams Insulation$ 3,722.00 $ 3,772.00
Williams Insulation$ 3,722.00 $ 3,772.00
Total $ 2,203,459.84 $ 2,202,997.34
$ 462.50
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Access Report
AgencyCity of La Porte (TX)
Bid Number17019
Bid TitleDigester Aeration System Modification For Little Ced
VendorNameAccessedFirstTimeDocuments
Hearn Company2017-04-27 02:15 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Onvia2017-04-27 12:56 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
C3 Constructors LLC2017-05-09 07:19 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
R & B Group, Inc2017-05-01 02:19 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
BidClerk2017-05-01 01:34 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
ConstructConnect2017-05-02 08:21 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Perkens WS Corporation2017-05-02 04:23 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Sam Anderson Pvt Ltd2017-04-27 08:45 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Durba Construction2017-05-08 08:40 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
JTR Constructors, Inc.2017-05-08 12:03 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
North America Procurement Council2017-04-28 01:56 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Midwest Valley Consulting2017-04-27 09:44 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Dodge Data & Analytics2017-04-27 02:47 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
The Blue Book Building & Construction N2017-04-27 10:03 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
SO2017-04-28 03:08 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Padron Construction LLC2017-05-12 12:48 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
F&L Coatings and Concrete, LLC2017-05-15 10:59 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
JSG Constructors, LLC2017-05-02 12:35 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Reed Construction Data2017-05-02 08:24 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Municipal Valve & Equipment2017-05-23 04:35 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Construction Software Technologies2017-05-04 05:39 PM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
Advanced Starlight International2017-05-04 01:48 AM CDTBid #17019 Digester Aeration S
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Bid Tabulation to Sealed Bid #17022 - FY 2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project
Aztec Remodeling &
Landscaping Co.El Dorado Services, Inc.
Greenscapes Six, LLCBrooks Concrete
Unit of
Measure Total PriceTotal PriceTotal PriceTotal Price
Item Description QuantityUnit PriceUnit PriceUnit PriceUnit Price
1 Concrete Sidewalk and curb removal SF160000.82131201160000.58000116000
2 Concrete driveway removal SF1,0001.421420110000.55001.251250
3 6" concrete curb replacement LF20015.923184480010200071400
4 4.5" concrete sidewalk SF160003.48556805.75920007.04112640696000
5 6" concrete driveway replacement SF1,0006.936930770007.6760077000
6 Curb Ramp (Type 7) complete, in place EA25589.4514736.251,0002500070017500140035000
7 Curb Ramp (Type 12) complete, in place EA2763.051526.1150030001300260020004000
8 Sawcut - all depth LF2,0004.6593003.5700051000036000
9 Adjust valve boxes to grae EA897.04776.321008001008002001600
10 Additional excavation/regrading SY150011.6417460345004.5675046000
11 Block sodding (16" wide)SY3,0003.55106504.5135004120006.2518750
12 Manhole adjustments EA12291.113493.32750900025030002503000
TOTAL BID$138,275.99$179,600.00$183,390.00$ 196,000.00
Bid tabulation is preliminiary and does not imply any type of award. Other factors may apply.
Notifications and Access Report for Bid #17022 - FY2017 Annual Concrete
Sidewalk Replacement Project
Vendor Notified:
3J Ryan, Inc.Bid Notification
A1 Construction ServicesBid Notification
AAA Asphalt Paving Inc.Bid Notification
Advanced Facility MaintenanceBid Notification
AHRG, CorporationBid Notification
All Pro General Construction, Inc.Bid Notification
American Pavement SolutionsBid Notification
Angel Brothers Enterprises, Ltd.Bid Notification
BATTERY WAREHOUSEBid Notification
Baukus ElectricBid Notification
Bergeron Emergency Services, Inc.Bid Notification
Brooks Concrete IncBid Notification
CDC NewsBid Notification
Ceres Environmental Services, Inc.Bid Notification
Civil ConceptsBid Notification
Concrete Raising CorporationBid Notification
D DavilaBid Notification
derk harmsen const. co incBid Notification
Dort & O'Connor ContractorsBid Notification
Durwood Greene Construction Co.Bid Notification
D & W Contractors Inc.Bid Notification
El Dorado Services Inc.Bid Notification
ERS, Inc.Bid Notification
FINAL DESIGNBid Notification
Florida Traffic Control Devices, Inc.Bid Notification
Forde Construction Company, Inc.Bid Notification
Graham County Land Company, LLCBid Notification
Greenscapes Six, LLCBid Notification
GW Phillips Construction, INC. Bid Notification
HARRIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, LTD.Bid Notification
Hayden Paving, Inc.Bid Notification
HDR Engineering, Inc.Bid Notification
Houston Concrete RaisingBid Notification
ISC Global Services, Inc.Bid Notification
ISI Contracting, Inc.Bid Notification
JDC ServicesBid Notification
JERDON ENTERPRISE, L.P.Bid Notification
J&G Concrete ProductsBid Notification
Kessler PaintingBid Notification
LAYNE INLINER, LLCBid Notification
LEMCOBid Notification
MAR-CON SERVICES, LLCBid Notification
MHB Construction, Inc.Bid Notification
Patak Construction, Inc.Bid Notification
Pfeiffer & Son, Ltd.Bid Notification
QC Laboratoires, Inc.Bid Notification
RAC Industries, LLCBid Notification
Reliance ConstructionBid Notification
R.H. Shackelford, Inc.Bid Notification
R J Construction Company, IncBid Notification
Royal Media Network Inc.Bid Notification
Sixth Man ConstructionBid Notification
SJ&J CONSTRUCTION, LLCBid Notification
Southern Road & BridgeBid Notification
South Ranger Construction Inc.Bid Notification
Stone Castle IndustriesBid Notification
T & A Turf and Irrigation, LLC.Bid Notification
Taylor & Taylor ConstructionBid Notification
Teamwork CnstructionBid Notification
Texas concrete and remodeling Bid Notification
TFR Enterprises, IncBid Notification
THE DRC GROUPBid Notification
TLC Trucking & Contracting, Inc.Bid Notification
T&TBid Notification
Webber, LLCBid Notification
AztecBid Notification
Detail ConstructionBid Notification
Tukmol General ContractorBid Notification
Vendor Access:Documents Accessed or Downloaded
A1 Construction Services#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Advanced Starlight International#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
aztec remodeling &landscaping company#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
BATTERY WAREHOUSE
BidClerk#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Brooks Concrete Inc#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
C3 Constructors LLC
ConstructConnect#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Construction Software Technologies
Dale Dobbins
Detail Construction#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
El Dorado Services Inc.#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
global soft inc
Greenscapes Six, LLC#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
GW Phillips Construction, INC. #17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Hearn Company#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Kingdom Security, LLC.
Lindsay Circle, LLC
M&M Painting & Remodeling#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Onvia#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Perkens WS Corporation#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Reliance Construction
Sam Anderson Pvt Ltd#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
SO#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Swantner & Gordon Insurance Agency#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Texas concrete and remodeling #17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
The Blue Book Building & Construction Network#17022 FY2017 Annual Concrete Sidewalk Replacement Project SEALED 05232017.pdf
Tukmol General Contractor
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APPENDIX A - FEES
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Article III. Emergency Medical Services
Treatment w/transport (ALS) ..... 788.00 30-78
Treatment w/air transport (ALS) ..... 790.00
Treatment w/private transport ..... 396.00
Treatment with no transport (service charge) ..... 396.00
Mileage (loaded miles) ..... 10.00 per mile
Standby service fee (per hour) (2-hour minimum) ..... 75.00
No treatment/no transport ..... No charge
$1,500.00
Non-member fee (per event) .....
$__,000.00
Page 1
ORDINANCE NO. 2017 -_________
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF LA PORTE, TEXAS, PERTAINING TO CHARGES FOR SERVICES RENDERED IN
AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF LA PORTE -
MEMBER FECONTAINING A SEVERABLITY CLAUSE; CONTAINING A
REPEALING CLAUSE; FINDING COMPLIANCE WITH THE OPEN MEETINGS LAW; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE HEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA PORTE:
Section 1. Chapter 30 of Appendix A
Medical Services-of the Code of Ordinances of the City of La Porte, Texas, is
hereby amended and shall hereafter read as follows, to-wit:
-member fee (per event) $___
Section 2. All ordinances or parts of ordinances of the City of La Porte, Texas, in conflict with any
provision contained herein is hereby repealed to the extent of any conflict.
Section 3. If any section, sentence, phrase, clause, or any part of any section, sentence, phrase, or
clause, of this Ordinance shall, for any reason, be held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect the remaining
portions of this Ordinance; and it is hereby declared to be the intention of this City Council to have passed each
section, sentence, phrase, or clause, or part thereof, irrespective of the fact that any other section, sentence,
phrase, or clause, or part thereof, may be declared invalid.
Section 4. The City Council officially finds, determines, recites, and declares that a sufficient
written notice of the date, hour, place and subject of this meeting of the City Council was posted at a place
convenient to the public at the City Hall of the City for the time required by law preceding this meeting, as
required by the Open Meetings Law, Chapter 551, Texas Government Code; and that this meeting has been
open to the public as required by law at all times during which this ordinance and the subject matter thereof has
been discussed, considered and formally acted upon. The City Council further ratifies, approves and confirms
such written notice and the contents and posting thereof.
Section 5. This Ordinance shall be in effect from and after its passage and approval. The fees in this
ordinance shall be effective upon passage and approval of this Ordinance, unless otherwise indicated.
PASSED AND APPROVED on this the ________ day of June, 2017.
CITY OF LA PORTE, TEXAS
By: ______________________________
Louis R. Rigby
Mayor
ATTEST:
_________________________________
Patrice Fogarty
City Secretary
APPROVED:
__________________________________
Clark T. Askins
Assistant City Attorney
REQUESTFORCITYCOUNCILAGENDAITEM
AgendaDateRequested:July10,2017Appropriation
RequestedBy:RosalynEptingSourceofFunds:
Department:Parks&RecreationAcctNumber:
Report:XResolution:Ordinance:_AmountBudgeted:
Exhibits:1AerialSitePlans&Pricing______AmountRequested:
2BudgetBreakdownperSite_______BudgetedItem:YESNO
3CurrentMembershipRates__________
SUMMARY&RECOMMENDATION
DuringBudgetRetreat,staffwasinstructedtocomeupwithmultipleoptionsandpricingforanewRecreation
&FitnessCenter(RFC),aswellaspricingforanadditiontoourcurrentlocation.Theoptionsandpricesareas
follows:
CONSTRUCTIONESTIMATE
OPTIONSFACILITYDETAILS
110,000sq.ft.additiontotheRFC$5,247,062TheMonumentSign,Fencing,
and90%oflandscapingwillnotbeneeded
foranadditiontotheRFC.Forthisoption
officespace,lockerrooms,andcorridors
willnotbeneededandhavebeenre
estimatedatthecardioroompriceper
squarefoot.Newestimate:
$4,313,234
210,000sq.ft.freestandingfacilitynexttoSPORT$5,408,677
3A10,000sq.ft.onKleinRetreat/HappyHarbor$6,692,207
3B10,000sq.ft.onKleinRetreat/HappyHarborwitha$16,634,261
6lanelappool
3C10,000sq.ft.onKleinRetreat/HappyHarborwith2$14,766,759
fullbasketballcourts
3D10,000sq.ft.onKleinRetreat/HappyHarborwitha$25,305,051
6lanelappool,2fullbasketballcourts,anda
multipurpose(rental)roomwithakitchen
Note:
Allofthepricingabovedoesnotincludesitedetention,newfitnessequipment(estimatedtobe
$500,000),ornewofficefurniture/equipment.
Anyconfigurationsorroomsizescanbechangedduringthedesignprocess.
ThecurrentsizeofRFCworkoutroomsareapproximately3,330squarefeet(1,110cardio,2,220
weight).
Theestimatesinclude15%toforcontractorgeneralconditions,overhead,andprofit,20%for
contingency,and15%forprojectsoftcosts(architect/engineerfees,geotechreports,surveys,
materialstesting)
Option#1:Recreation&FitnessCenterAddition
Thiswouldbea10,000squarefootadditiontothecurrentRFCat1322SouthBroadway.Inaddition,thestaff
parkingareaandthecurrenttreefarmwouldneedtobemovedfurtherback.Notethatinthecurrent
estimatethecompanyincludedlockerroomsandareceptionareaforthisoption.Thiswouldnotbeneeded
forthisoptionbecausethecurrentlockerroomandofficesthatexistintheRFCnowwouldcontinuetobe
used.Thisoptionprovidesthemostnewexerciseandworkoutspaceduetothefactthatcurrentlocker
roomsandofficeswillcontinuetoeutilized.
Option#2:FreeStandingFacilityNextToSPORT
Thiswouldbea10,000squarefoot,freestandingfacilitynexttoourcurrentSPORTfacility.Spaceinthis
facilitywouldbetightdependingonhowlargethelockerroomswere.Thisisanitemthatcanbediscussed
duringthedesignphaseoftheproject.
Option#3A:KleinRetreat/HappyHarborFreeStandingFacility
Thisfacilitywouldbea10,000squarefoot,freestandingfacility.Again,spacewouldbetightdependingon
howlargethelockerroomswere.Thislocationwouldbeoptimalforplentyofparking,greatviews,and
expansionavailability.
Option#3B:KleinRetreat/HappyHarborFacilitywithPool
Thiswouldbethesamefacilityas3A,buttherewouldbeanadded6lanelappool.
Option#3C:KleinRetreat/HappyHarborFacilitywithGym
uldbea2basketballcourtgymwithbleachersinsteadof
Thiswouldbethesamefacilityas3A,buttherewo
the6lanelappool.
Option#3D:KleinRetreat/HappyHarborFacilitywithPool,Gym,andMultipurposeRoom
ThisfacilitywouldbeacombinationofOptions3A,3B,and3C.Itwouldcontainaworkoutarea,6lanelap
pool,and2gymbasketballcourt.Itwouldalsohaveamultipurposeroomthatcouldbedividedandrented
formeetingsorparties.ThereisplentyoflandonthislocationiftheCityeverwantedtoexpandthisfacility
further.
Additionaloverallcostsanditemstoconsider(notanallinclusivelist):
AdditionalFitness/WeightEquipment:Itisanticipatedthatwewillneedapproximately$500,000.
Thisistriplingourcardioequipmentanddoublingourweightequipment.
Televisions
FrontDeskFurniture/Equipment
Utilities
FacilityInsurance
AdditionalStaff:Ifbuildingastandalonefacility,directionwouldneedtobegivenastothefuture
ofthecurrentRFC.Doesitbecomeacommunitycenter?Whathourswouldwebeopen?Oncethe
newpurposefortheRFCisdetermined,staffingcostscanbedetermined.
nresident
Ifmovingforwardwithanewfacility,adiscussionshouldbehadregardingthecurrentno
ratesaswellasthepossibilityofstreamliningallmembershipstoonetypeandnotofferingbasicand
deluxememberships.Currentlythebasicmembersdonothavetheuseoftheracquetballcourtsand
thepool.Apricingsheethasbeenincludedasanexhibitforyourreference.
ActionRequiredbyCouncil:
DiscussfutureoptionsforaRecreation&FitnessCenterandgivestaffdirectionforbudgetingpurposes.
ApprovedforCityCouncilAgenda
___________________________________________________________
CorbyD.Alexander,CityManagerDate
RECREATIONAL CENTERSITE - OPTION 1
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
RECREATIONAL CENTERSITE - OPTION 2
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
RECREATIONAL CENTERSITE - OPTION 3A
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
RECREATIONAL CENTERSITE - OPTION 3B
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
RECREATIONAL CENTERSITE - OPTION 3C
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
RECREATIONAL CENTERSITE - OPTION 3D
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
RECREATIONAL CENTERFIRST FLOOR DIAGRAM
LA PORTE
DATE: 06.12.17
CityofLaPorteRecreationCenter
BudgetEstimateOption"1"
NEWRECREATIONCENTER10,000SF
I.
A.SITEPLAN$632,250
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Siteroughgrading&prep.1.20AC@$35,000$42,000
2Newasphaltdrives,parking&concretecurbs.15,100SF@$7.50$113,250
3Sidewalkpaving1,000SF@$5.50$5,500
4Sodding20,000SF@$1.75$35,000
56'0"WroughtIronFence500LF@$165.00$82,500
6LandscapeAllowance1LS@$100,000$100,000
7SiteDetention(Allowance)0.50AC@$0.00$0
8StormSewerSystem(Allowance)1.20AC@$15,000$18,000
9SiteLightPoles8EA@$12,000$96,000
10SanitarySewer(Allowance)1LS@$45,000$45,000
11PermanentPower(Allowance)1LS@$65,000$65,000
12MonumentSign1EA@$30,000$30,000
13RelocatedTreeFarm(Allowance)1LS@$0$0
B.RECREATIONCENTER$2,747,500
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Office,ReceptionArea&Lobby500SF@$265.00$132,500
2LockerRooms1,400SF@$375.00$525,000
3CardioEquipmentRoom2,000SF@$275.00$550,000
4SupportSpaces2,800SF@$225.00$630,000
5Corridor3,300SF@$250.00$825,000
6SelectiveDemolition(ExistingBldgtiein)1LS@$85,000$85,000
SF@$274.75
10,000
$337.98/SF
CNETCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$3,379,750
1CONTRACTORGENERALCONDITIONS,OH&PROFIT15%506,963$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
2ESTIMATINGCONTINGENCY20%675,950$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
$456.27/SF
DESTIMATEDTOTALCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$4,562,663
1PROJECTSOFTCOSTS15%$684,399
(A/EFees,GeotechReports,Surveys,MaterialsTesting)
2NEWEQUIPMENT&FURNITUREALLOWANCE$0
NewFitnessEquipment1LS@$0.00$0
OfficeFurnitureAllowance1LS@$0.00$0
3OWNER'STECHNOLOGYEQUIPMENTLUMPSUM$0
EESTIMATEDTOTALPROJECTCOST:$5,247,062
CityofLaPorteRecreationCenter
BudgetEstimateOption"2"
NEWRECREATIONCENTER10,000SF
I.
A.SITEPLAN$821,350
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Siteroughgrading&prep.1.60AC@$35,000$56,000
2Newasphaltdrives,parking&concretecurbs.37,500SF@$7.50$281,250
3Sidewalkpaving1,200SF@$5.50$6,600
4Sodding20,000SF@$1.75$35,000
56'0"WroughtIronFence500LF@$165.00$82,500
6LandscapeAllowance1LS@$100,000$100,000
7SiteDetention(Allowance)0.50AC@$0.00$0
8StormSewerSystem(Allowance)1.60AC@$15,000$24,000
9SiteLightPoles8EA@$12,000$96,000
10SanitarySewer(Allowance)1LS@$45,000$45,000
11PermanentPower(Allowance)1LS@$65,000$65,000
12MonumentSign1EA@$30,000$30,000
B.RECREATIONCENTER$2,662,500
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Office,ReceptionArea&Lobby500SF@$265.00$132,500
2LockerRooms1,400SF@$375.00$525,000
3CardioEquipmentRoom2,000SF@$275.00$550,000
4SupportSpaces2,800SF@$225.00$630,000
5Corridor3,300SF@$250.00$825,000
SF@$266.25
10,000
$348.39/SF
CNETCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$3,483,850
1CONTRACTORGENERALCONDITIONS,OH&PROFIT15%522,578$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
2ESTIMATINGCONTINGENCY20%696,770$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
$470.32/SF
DESTIMATEDTOTALCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$4,703,198
1PROJECTSOFTCOSTS15%$705,480
(A/EFees,GeotechReports,Surveys,MaterialsTesting)
2NEWEQUIPMENT&FURNITUREALLOWANCE$0
NewFitnessEquipment1LS@$0.00$0
OfficeFurnitureAllowance1LS@$0.00$0
3OWNER'STECHNOLOGYEQUIPMENTLUMPSUM$0
EESTIMATEDTOTALPROJECTCOST:$5,408,677
CityofLaPorteRecreationCenter
BudgetEstimateOption"3A"
NEWRECREATIONCENTER10,000SF
I.
A.SITEPLAN$1,648,100
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Siteroughgrading&prep.5.00AC@$35,000$175,000
2Newasphaltdrives,parking&concretecurbs.72,200SF@$7.50$541,500
3Sidewalkpaving1,200SF@$5.50$6,600
4Sodding100,000SF@$1.75$175,000
56'0"WroughtIronFence1,000LF@$165.00$165,000
6LandscapeAllowance1LS@$150,000$150,000
7SiteDetention(Allowance)2.00AC@$0.00$0
8StormSewerSystem(Allowance)5.00AC@$15,000$75,000
9SiteLightPoles15EA@$12,000$180,000
10SanitarySewer(Allowance)1LS@$65,000$65,000
11PermanentPower(Allowance)1LS@$85,000$85,000
12MonumentSign1EA@$30,000$30,000
B.RECREATIONCENTER$2,662,500
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Office,ReceptionArea&Lobby500SF@$265.00$132,500
2LockerRooms1,400SF@$375.00$525,000
3CardioEquipmentRoom2,000SF@$275.00$550,000
4SupportSpaces2,800SF@$225.00$630,000
5Corridor3,300SF@$250.00$825,000
SF@$266.25
10,000
$431.06/SF
CNETCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$4,310,600
1CONTRACTORGENERALCONDITIONS,OH&PROFIT15%646,590$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
2ESTIMATINGCONTINGENCY20%862,120$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
$581.93/SF
DESTIMATEDTOTALCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$5,819,310
1PROJECTSOFTCOSTS15%$872,897
(A/EFees,GeotechReports,Surveys,MaterialsTesting)
2NEWEQUIPMENT&FURNITUREALLOWANCE$0
NewFitnessEquipment1LS@$0.00$0
OfficeFurnitureAllowance1LS@$0.00$0
3OWNER'STECHNOLOGYEQUIPMENTLUMPSUM$0
EESTIMATEDTOTALPROJECTCOST:$6,692,207
CityofLaPorteRecreationCenter
BudgetEstimateOption"3B"
NEWRECREATIONCENTER22,600SF
I.
A.SITEPLAN$2,067,000
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Siteroughgrading&prep.8.10AC@$35,000$283,500
2Newasphaltdrives,parking&concretecurbs.72,200SF@$7.50$541,500
3Sidewalkpaving9,100SF@$5.50$50,050
4Sodding169,400SF@$1.75$296,450
56'0"WroughtIronFence1,600LF@$165.00$264,000
6LandscapeAllowance1LS@$150,000$150,000
7SiteDetention(Allowance)2.00AC@$0.00$0
8StormSewerSystem(Allowance)8.10AC@$15,000$121,500
9SiteLightPoles15EA@$12,000$180,000
10SanitarySewer(Allowance)1LS@$65,000$65,000
11PermanentPower(Allowance)1LS@$85,000$85,000
12MonumentSign1EA@$30,000$30,000
B.RECREATIONCENTER$2,662,500
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Office,ReceptionArea&Lobby500SF@$265.00$132,500
2LockerRooms1,400SF@$375.00$525,000
3CardioEquipmentRoom2,000SF@$275.00$550,000
4SupportSpaces2,800SF@$225.00$630,000
5Corridor3,300SF@$250.00$825,000
SF@$266.25
10,000
C.POOLBUILDING$5,985,000
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
16LaneLapPool6,000SF
2LockerRooms(Men's&Women's)1,800SF
3TrainersRoom200SF
4Storage&Support4,600SF
SF@$475.00
12,600
$474.09/SF
DNETCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$10,714,500
1CONTRACTORGENERALCONDITIONS,OH&PROFIT15%1,607,175$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
2ESTIMATINGCONTINGENCY20%2,142,900$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
$640.03/SF
EESTIMATEDTOTALCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$14,464,575
1PROJECTSOFTCOSTS15%$2,169,686
(A/EFees,GeotechReports,Surveys,MaterialsTesting)
2NEWEQUIPMENT&FURNITUREALLOWANCE$0
NewFitnessEquipment1LS@$0.00$0
OfficeFurnitureAllowance1LS@$0.00$0
3OWNER'STECHNOLOGYEQUIPMENTLUMPSUM$0
FESTIMATEDTOTALPROJECTCOST:$16,634,261
CityofLaPorteRecreationCenter
BudgetEstimateOption"3C"
NEWRECREATIONCENTER29,400SF
I.
A.SITEPLAN$2,055,100
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Siteroughgrading&prep.8.10AC@$35,000$283,500
2Newasphaltdrives,parking&concretecurbs.72,200SF@$7.50$541,500
3Sidewalkpaving9,100SF@$5.50$50,050
4Sodding162,600SF@$1.75$284,550
56'0"WroughtIronFence1,600LF@$165.00$264,000
6LandscapeAllowance1LS@$150,000$150,000
7SiteDetention(Allowance)2.00AC@$0.00$0
8StormSewerSystem(Allowance)8.10AC@$15,000$121,500
9SiteLightPoles15EA@$12,000$180,000
10SanitarySewer(Allowance)1LS@$65,000$65,000
11PermanentPower(Allowance)1LS@$85,000$85,000
12MonumentSign1EA@$30,000$30,000
B.RECREATIONCENTER$2,662,500
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Office,ReceptionArea&Lobby500SF@$265.00$132,500
2LockerRooms1,400SF@$375.00$525,000
3CardioEquipmentRoom2,000SF@$275.00$550,000
4SupportSpaces2,800SF@$225.00$630,000
5Corridor3,300SF@$250.00$825,000
SF@$266.25
10,000
CBASKETBALLCOURTSBUILDING$4,794,000
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1BasketballCourts12,000SF@$275.00$3,300,000
2Bleachers1,900SEAT@$135.00$256,500
3SupportSpaces5,500SF@$225.00$1,237,500
SF@$247.11
19,400
$323.52/SF
DNETCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$9,511,600
1CONTRACTORGENERALCONDITIONS,OH&PROFIT15%1,426,740$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
2ESTIMATINGCONTINGENCY20%1,902,320$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
$436.76/SF
EESTIMATEDTOTALCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$12,840,660
1PROJECTSOFTCOSTS15%$1,926,099
(A/EFees,GeotechReports,Surveys,MaterialsTesting)
2NEWEQUIPMENT&FURNITUREALLOWANCE$0
NewFitnessEquipment1LS@$0.00$0
OfficeFurnitureAllowance1LS@$0.00$0
3OWNER'STECHNOLOGYEQUIPMENTLUMPSUM$0
FESTIMATEDTOTALPROJECTCOST:$14,766,759
CityofLaPorteRecreationCenter
BudgetEstimateOption"3D"
NEWRECREATIONCENTER45,000SF
I.
A.SITEPLAN$2,033,050
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Siteroughgrading&prep.8.10AC@$35,000$283,500
2Newasphaltdrives,parking&concretecurbs.72,200SF@$7.50$541,500
3Sidewalkpaving9,100SF@$5.50$50,050
4Sodding150,000SF@$1.75$262,500
56'0"WroughtIronFence1,600LF@$165.00$264,000
6LandscapeAllowance1LS@$150,000$150,000
7SiteDetention(Allowance)2.00AC@$0.00$0
8StormSewerSystem(Allowance)8.10AC@$15,000$121,500
9SiteLightPoles15EA@$12,000$180,000
10SanitarySewer(Allowance)1LS@$65,000$65,000
11PermanentPower(Allowance)1LS@$85,000$85,000
12MonumentSign1EA@$30,000$30,000
B.RECREATIONCENTER$3,487,500
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1Office,ReceptionArea&Lobby500SF@$265.00$132,500
2LockerRooms1,400SF@$375.00$525,000
3CardioEquipmentRoom2,000SF@$275.00$550,000
4SupportSpaces2,800SF@$225.00$630,000
5Corridor3,300SF@$250$825,000
7MultiPurposeRooms3,000SF@$275$825,000
SF@$268.27
13,000
C.POOLBUILDING$5,985,000
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
16LaneLapPool6,000SF
2LockerRooms(Men's&Women's)1,800SF
3TrainersRoom200SF
4Storage&Support4,600SF
SF@$475.00
12,600
DBASKETBALLCOURTSBUILDING$4,794,000
NO.DESCRIPTIONQTYUNITUNITPRICESUBTOTAL
1BasketballCourts12,000SF@$275.00$3,300,000
2Bleachers1,900SEAT@$135.00$256,500
3SupportSpaces5,500SF@$225.00$1,237,500
SF@$247.11
19,400
$362.21/SF
ENETCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$16,299,550
1CONTRACTORGENERALCONDITIONS,OH&PROFIT15%2,444,933$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
2ESTIMATINGCONTINGENCY20%3,259,910$
(PercentageofTotalConstructionCost)
$488.99/SF
FESTIMATEDTOTALCONSTRUCTIONCOST:$22,004,393
1PROJECTSOFTCOSTS15%$3,300,659
(A/EFees,GeotechReports,Surveys,MaterialsTesting)
2NEWEQUIPMENT&FURNITUREALLOWANCE$0
NewFitnessEquipment1LS@$0.00$0
OfficeFurnitureAllowance1LS@$0.00$0
3OWNER'STECHNOLOGYEQUIPMENTLUMPSUM$0
GESTIMATEDTOTALPROJECTCOST:$25,305,051
REQUESTFORCITYCOUNCILAGENDAITEM
AgendaDateRequested:July10,2017Appropriation
RequestedBy:RosalynEptingSourceofFunds:
Department:Parks&RecreationAcctNumber:
Report:XResolution:Ordinance:_AmountBudgeted:
Exhibits:ExamplesofLightsforMainStreet______AmountRequested:
_________________________________BudgetedItem:YESNO
SUMMARY&RECOMMENDATION
AttheBudgetRetreat,staffwasinstructedtoworkwithalightingcompanytogetadditionalhardnumbers
forstringlightsdownMainStreetandBroadwayStreet.
Thepolesfortheselightswouldbe20feethighandinstalledapproximately40feetapart.Thelightstrands
wouldcrisscrossandhangaminimumof18feetabovethegroundwithamaximumof15wattincandescent
lightbulbssittingevery23feetonthestrand.Itisimportanttonotethattheselightsareintendedfor
ambianceandnotstreetlighting.Thebestguesslifeexpectancyoftheselightstrandsisfiveyears,duetothe
elements.Replacementstrandsof104feetwouldcostapproximately$600eachatthistime.
Theestimatespersectionare:
OPTIONLOCATIONESTIMATEDCOST
th
1MainStreet(4toBroadway)$600,000
2MainStreet&BroadwayIntersection$150,000
3MainStreet(BroadwaytoVirginia)$150,000
4Broadway(MaintoAStreet)$150,000
Total$1,050,000
Theapproximateannualelectriccostfortheentireproject,withthelightsbeingleftonapproximatelyeight
hoursaday,is$4,700for3wattLEDbulbs.TheLEDbulbsareequivalentto15wattincandescentbulbs,but
moreenergyefficient.
ActionRequiredbyCouncil:
DiscusstheoptionsforadditionallightingforMainStreetandBroadwayStreetandgivestaffdirectionfor
budgetingpurposes.
ApprovedforCityCouncilAgenda
___________________________________________________________
CorbyD.Alexander,CityManagerDate
REQUESTFORCITYCOUNCILAGENDAITEM
AgendaDateRequested:July10,2017Appropriation
RequestedBy:RosalynEptingSourceofFunds:
Department:Parks&RecreationAcctNumber:
Report:XResolution:Ordinance:_AmountBudgeted:
Exhibits:AerialViewofNorthwestPool____AmountRequested:
CurrentPicturesofNorthwestPool____BudgetedItem:YESNO
SUMMARY&RECOMMENDATION
Northwestpoolisinneedofmultipleupgrades.Thepoolwasbuiltin1988.Ten(10)yearsagowasthelast
timeanysignificantconstructionwasdoneatthelocation.Workdoneatthepoolincludedreconfiguringthe
eredone.Asforpoolusage,for
pitduetopumpprimingissues,replasteringthepool,andtheslideswer
summer2016,wehad6,849paiddailyadmissionsand32rentals.
Atthebudgetretreat,staffwasinstructedtocomeupwithsomealternativenumbersandlookatsome
prefabricatedindustrializedbuildings.Theattachedexhibitshowspicturesofsomeofthedeteriorationof
thepoolanditsamenities.Thereplasteristhehighestprioritybecausethecurrentplasteriswearingout
andthegunitebaseiscomingthrough,leavingparticlesinthepool.
Itisimportanttonotethatthecurrentbuildings(restrooms,storage,pumphouse,andguardroom)arein
verypoorshape.Thebuildingfoundationhasissuesandthewallsarestartingtocrackatthejointsand
betweenthecinderblocks.Itishardtoseethecrackingintheexhibitpictures,butitcanbeseeninperson.
Staffdoestheirbesttrytofillinthecracksonaregularbasis.
Theestimatedcostisasfollows.Theshadedlefttwocolumnsarethecurrentestimates,whiletherighttwo
columnsarethenumbersthatwerepresentedtoCouncilattheAprilBudgetRetreat.
ItemCurrentItemaspresentedatBudgetBudget
EstimatesRetreatRetreat
Estimates
PrefabricatedIndustrializedBuilding$346,677Restroom,Office,PumpHouse&$800,000
Storage
Fencing$12,636Includedin$800,000above
Demolition$10,000Includedin$800,000above
Electrical/Lighting$9,500Includedin$800,000above
AC$3,500Includedin$800,000above
Plumbing$2,500Includedin$800,000above
DirtWorkandSidewalkConnectivity$12,500Includedin$800,000above
SoilTesting$3,500Includedin$800,000above
FinalGrading&Grass$3,500Includedin$800,000above
Replaster,ReDeck,WaterFeatures,&$435,234Replaster,Redeck,&Water$250,000
pumps/filtersFeatures
ShadeStructuresandConcreteSlabs$30,244ShadeStructureandConcreteSlab$20,000
Subtotal$869,791 Subtotal$1,070,000
10%Contingency$86,97910%Contingency$107,000
10%Design$107,000
EstimatedTotal$956,770 EstimatefromBudgetRetreat$1,284,000
In2013theCitybuilttheFairmontPoolHouse.Thecostwasapproximately$260,000.If$300,000were
budgeted(accountingforincreasedcostssince2013)forthisinsteadoftheprefabricatedindustrialized
building,theprojectbudgetasfollows:
ItemCurrentItemasPresentedatBudgetBudget
EstimatesRetreatRetreat
Estimates
PoolHouse(similartoFairmontPool)$300,000Restroom,Office,PumpHouse&$800,000
Storage
Fencing$12,636Includedin$800,000above
Demolition$10,000Includedin$800,000above
Electrical/Lighting$9,500Includedin$800,000above
AC$3,500Includedin$800,000above
Plumbing$2,500Includedin$800,000above
DirtWorkandSidewalkConnectivity$12,500Includedin$800,000above
SoilTesting$3,500Includedin$800,000above
FinalGrading&Grass$3,500Includedin$800,000above
Replaster,ReDeck,WaterFeatures,&$435,234Replaster,Redeck,&Water$250,000
pumps/filtersFeatures
ShadeStructuresandConcreteSlabs$30,244ShadeStructureandConcreteSlab$20,000
Subtotal$823,114 Subtotal$1,070,000
10%Contingency$82,31110%Contingency$107,000
10%Design$107,000
EstimatedTotal$905,425 EstimatefromBudgetRetreat$1,284,000
TheLaPorteDevelopmentCorporationisconsideringpartialfundingofthisprojectinanamountnotto
exceed$800,000,whichwouldleavebetween$156,770and$105,425unfunded(dependingonwhichoption
isselected).TheGeneralFundCIPFundcouldabsorbtheadditionalprojectcostsshouldtheCouncilliketo
moveforwardwiththeimprovementsasscopedabove.
ActionRequiredbyCouncil:
DiscusspotentialupgradesatNorthwestPoolandgivestaffdirectionforbudgetingpurposes.
ApprovedforCityCouncilAgenda
_________________________________________________________
CorbyD.Alexander,CityManagerDate
NORTHWEST POOL PICTURES
Exposed concrete under the plaster Outdated lighting
Outdated water amenities Worn wood on slide
NORTHWEST POOL PICTURES
Damaged Concrete Decking
Women’s Open Air Restroom
NORTHWEST POOL PICTURES
Open Air Shower
Men’s Open Air Restroom
NORTHWEST POOL PICTURES
Open Air Restroom
Separating Walls (in multiple locations)