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Agenda Section: ir , VIA) OR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Report Number: STAFF REPORT Report Date: U Zl Council Action: "otober 10, 1994 Council Meeting D Special Order of Business MEETING DATEOctober 10, 1994 Public Hearings O Consent Agenda O Council Business Item De, Walkpath and Lighting for City Hall Park Administrator's Review/Recommendation: - No comments to supplement this report - Comments attached. Explanation/Summary (attach supplement sheets as necessary.) UMMARY; Per council' s request, staff requested quotes for a bituminous path from the adult softball field at City Hall to Edgewood. This path would be 8 feet wide, 400 feet long, and constructed north of the berms along the Police driveway. It has been noted that numerous ball players do park on Bronson Drive and walk to the field via the tower/reservoir driveway. There is not a path to the field from here . It could be considered beneficial to construct an additional 200 foot path in this location also. Quotes obtained reflect price per lineal foot . Council also requested lighting of this path, from the ballfield to approximately the most westerly berm. In surveying the area it was noted that the street light at the intersection of Bronson and Edgewood, and the Police lot lighting should provide adequate light the remaining distance to Edgewood Drive. This system would be controlled with a time clock. Since these items are an addition to the original bid for the Police lot, both contractors were requested to quote a change order. Quotes on the above mentioned construction are as follows : 8 Foot Bituminous Path 400 ft 600 ft Bituminous Consulting $3 :980 $5, 970 Lighting of Pathway Bacon Electric $4 , 150 These two additions to the parking lot / ballfield construction were not budgeted in the original funding. Funding of the parking lot project was received from the Silver Lake Woods Account 649- 4120-990000, lighting from the Street Light Account 770-4121-703 . Staff se= s Council direction in this matter. t7 ± Mic ael Ulrich, Director of Public Works RECOMMENDATION: