File #: 24-4697    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Action Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 10/4/2024 In control: Town Council Meeting
On agenda: 12/9/2024 Final action:
Title: Request for approval to award construction of ARPA funded brick pattern asphalt stamped crosswalk at two intersections located on Maple Ave at East Street and Lawyers/Courthouse Roads.
Attachments: 1. 1. Construction Drawings - Maple at Park & East - July 2024, 2. 2. On Call Estimate - Sagres - Maple & East - Nov 13, 2024, 3. 3. On Call Estimate - Sagres - Maple & Lawyers - Nov 13, 2024, 4. 4. IFB 24-12 - On Call Roadway Maintenance - June 07, 2024, 5. 5. Regulatory Requirements for 24-4697 Agenda Items Rev - October 04, 2024
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Request for approval to award construction of ARPA funded brick pattern asphalt stamped crosswalk at two intersections located on Maple Ave at East Street and Lawyers/Courthouse Roads.
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Date(s) of Prior Council Consideration of this Issue:
On June 05, 2023, Council approved the 2024 CIP with this project in 2030.
On March 18, 2024, Council approved allocating ARPA funding for this project.

EXPLANATION AND SUMMARY:

The Department of Public Works (DPW) requests that the Town Council authorize a Purchase Order in the amount of $615,915 with Sagres Construction Corporation utilizing the On-Call Roadway Maintenance Contract (IFB 24-12) for the construction of crosswalks with asphalt stamped brick patterns at two intersections, plus a 20% contingency, for a total authorization of $739,100. As some other ARPA project final costs have come in higher than estimated, this project will be partially funded by ARPA and partially funded by CIP.
This project will remove existing brick paver crosswalks at two intersections and replace them with stamped brick pattern asphalt crosswalks. The intersections are as follows:
- Maple Ave. and East St.
- Maple Ave. and Lawyers Rd. NW/Courthouse Rd. SW
The existing brick paver crosswalks at these locations are deteriorating, causing instability of the brick courses. This has resulted in poor roadway conditions and hazardous crossings for pedestrians and vehicles due to rutting, asphalt patches, and uneven surfaces. The crosswalks will be replaced with asphalt pavement featuring a stamped brick basketweave pattern that will mimic the original aesthetic look of traditional brick crosswalks, as seen at the Church and Mill St intersection near the Town Green. The asphalt pavement will provide a uniform roadway surface for both transportation and maintenance purposes, compared to the existing transition from asphalt to brick surrounded by concrete within each intersection.
The project also includes ADA compliant...

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