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File #: 22-433    Version: 1
Type: Consent Calendar Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 5/11/2022 In control: CIAB/Public Works Commission
On agenda: 5/18/2022 Final action:
Title: Helipad Lot Replacement, CC-1645
Attachments: 1. GIS Aerial, 2. CC-1645 Cost Estimate
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CIAB/PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION

REQUEST FOR ACTION

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

SUBMITTED TO:                     Chairman and Members of the Commission

 

SUBMITTED BY:                     Sean Crumby, PE, Director of Public Works

 

PREPARED BY:                     Johnathan Claudio, Senior Civil Engineer

 

Subject:

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Helipad Lot Replacement, CC-1645

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Statement of Issue:

The design of the Helipad Lot Replacement, CC-1645 is in final preparation.

 

Funding Source:

The total project construction costs are estimated at $500,000.  These funds have been budgeted and are available from the Infrastructure Fund Account 31440005.82300.

 

Recommended Action:

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Motion to approve that the Helipad Lot Replacement, CC-1645, is in general conformance with the previously approved Capital Improvement Program.

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Alternative Action(s):

Deny approval and recommend an alternative action.

 

Analysis:

The asphalt pavement of the existing HBPD helipad lot located within the Joint Powers Training Center at 18401 Gothard Street is in poor condition and in need of replacement.  Although HBPD staff have expressed a desire to replace the existing asphalt with concrete pavement, there are insufficient funds budgeted to remove and replace 55,000 square feet of asphalt pavement with concrete.

 

In an effort to provide HBPD staff with an improved site that may be easily upgraded when additional funds are budgeted in the future, the project has been designed to “recycle” the existing asphalt material and combine it with cement in order to create a strong foundation to build upon.  By doing so, the City will be able to construct the project within the current budget as the contractor’s costs to haul away the old material will be significantly reduced.

 

The project’s scope of work will be to utilize the full-depth reclamation process on the existing asphalt pavement, construct the main helipad in concrete, with ancillary electrical and striping work.

 

Attachment(s):

1.                     Aerial Map

2.                     Construction Cost Estimate.