HomeMy WebLinkAboutGateway proposal 4-11-06Bonestroo
Rosene
Anderlik &
Associates
Engineers & Architects
April 11, 2006
2335 West Highway 36 . St. Paul. MN 55113
Office: 651-636-4600 a Fax: 651-636-1311
www bonestroo.com
Mr.. Greg Lee, Public Works Director
City of Mounds View
2401 Highway 10
Mounds View, MN 55112-1499
Re: Entry Sign & Gateway Monuments
Feasibility Report Proposal
Our File No, 435-04-114
Dear Greg:
We are pleased to provide this proposal for preparing a feasibility report for three gateway monuments
as one of the initial phases of implementation of the County Road 10 Corridor Improvement Program.
These three gateway signs include the Southeast Entry Sign, the Civic District Gateway, and the
Northwest Entry Signa We look forward to utilizing the broad range of resources at Bonestroo to
provide the City of Mounds View a successful project.
Our mutual understanding of the work scope, approximate schedule, and associated design fees is
summarized in the form of this letter that, in combination with our existing Professional Services
Agreement, will form an agreement between the City ("Owner,") and Bonestroo, Rosene, Anderlik &
Associates, Inc. ("Consultant"). The standing Professional Services Agreement (2000) is expressly
included in this agreement in its entirety.
1.0 Project Description and Understanding
It is our understanding that the City of Mounds View has selected general site locations for two of the
gateway monuments, which include the Southeast Entry Sign and the Civic District Gateway. The
general site location for the Northwest Entry Sign is currently being determined by City Staff and will
be provided to the Consultant upon agreement by City Staff.
The City of Mounds View has requested a feasibility report for the proposed gateway monuments. One
feasibility report will be prepared for the three gateway monuments; however, each will be considered
as a separate project within the report.
The feasibility report will include schematic design for the monuments, preliminary cost estimates, and
written narratives, The schematic design will comprise schematic plan layouts of the monuments,
schematic section -elevations of the monuments, and supporting illustrations, images and literature to
communicate the schematic design. The preliminary cost estimate will include costs for the
construction, construction administration, engineering/design, and contingency for the gateway
monuments. The written narrative will provide an overall summary of the schematic design, proposed
construction costs, and project schedule. The feasibility report may also include but not be limited to
other supporting technical information such as soil boring information and product information.
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Mr- Greg Lee April 11, 2006
City of Mounds View, MN page.2
2.0 Scope of Feasibility Report Services
The scope of Feasibility Report Services for the three separate gateway monument projects is shown
below,
Southeast Entry Sign
I. Visit the entry sign location site, as necessary, with the purpose of investigating, assessing and
documenting the existing conditions of the site,
2. Prepare schematic layout plans for entry sign.
3, Prepare schematic section — elevations for entry sign.
4, Prepare schematic structural review and schematic design of entry sign foundation.
5.. Prepare schematic electrical review and schematic design of entry sign lighting.
6. Coordinate schematic design of water feature at entry sign.
7, Gather product literature and information as necessary to support the schematic design of the
entry sign.
& Prepare preliminary costs for, design/engineering, construction, construction administration, and
contingency.
9. Prepare narrative and compile information for delivery to City.
Civic District Gateway
1. Visit the gateway location site, as necessary, with the purpose of investigating, assessing and
documenting the existing conditions of the site.
2, Prepare schematic layout plans for gateway monument.
3. Prepare schematic section — elevations for gateway monument.
4. Prepare schematic structural review and schematic design of gateway monument foundation.
5. Prepare schematic electrical review and schematic design of gateway monument lighting.
6� Coordinate schematic design of water features in existing pond.
7. Gather product literature and information as necessary to support the schematic design of the
gateway monument.
8. Prepare preliminary costs for design/engineering, construction, construction administration, and
contingency.
9. Prepare narrative and compile information for delivery to City.
Northwest Entry Sign
1, Visit the entry sign location site, as necessary, with the purpose of investigating, assessing and
documenting the existing conditions of the site.
2. Prepare schematic layout plans for entry sign.
.3. Prepare schematic section — elevations for entry sign.
4, Coordinate schematic structural review and schematic design of entry sign foundation.
5. Coordinate schematic electrical review and schematic design of entry sign lighting.
6. Gather product literature and information as necessary to support the schematic design of the
entry sign.
7. Prepare preliminary costs for design/engineering, construction, construction administration, and
contingency.
&, Prepare narrative and compile information for delivery to City.
Mr. Greg Lee April 11, 2006
Cite of Mounds View, MN page 3
Meetings
We anticipate three meetings with City Staff and one meeting with the Design Theme Sub -Committee
during the preparation of the feasibility report.
Deliverables
We will provide the City with 25 bound hard copies of the feasibility report and electronic files of the
report material in pdf format.
3.0 Pre -Authorized Supplemental Design Services
The following Supplemental Services are not included in the scope of Feasibility Report Services and
will be performed as necessary to complete the feasibility report:
Supplemental survey:
a. The schematic design will be based on existing Bonestroo survey information for the
County Road 10 Corridor.
b. It is anticipated that some amount of additional surveying will be needed at the Civic
Gateway and Northwest Entry Sign locations.
2, Coordination of work with subconsultants,
1 Other pre -authorized services listed in our standing Professional Services Agreement.
4.0 Supplemental Design Services
The following Supplemental Services are not included in the scope of Feasibility Report Services and
are not included among those listed as pre -authorized. They may be provided by Consultant if
authorized by the Owner:
1 � Additional design elements.
5.0 Compensation
The design fee for completing the Scope of Feasibility Report listed in 2..0 above is based on the lump
sum amounts as listed below. A separate amount has been listed for each portion of the Report, along
with a total amount. If the separate projects for each monument move forward into Final Design the
corresponding lump sum amount listed below shall be credited against the Final Design fees as
appropriate per Appendix D of the Professional Services Agreement. Reimbursable expenses (e.g.,
transportation costs, photographs) incurred during preparation of the Report will be billed at cost.
Feasibility Report Fee:
Southeast Entry Sign $7,600
Civic Gateway Monument $4,800
Northwest Entry Sign $3,200
Feasibility Report Total $15,600
Mr Greg Lee April 11, 2006
City of Alow►ds View, MN Page 4
Supplemental Design Services, Sections 3.0 and 4,0 will be billed on an hourly basis, according to our
current Hourly Rate Schedule on file with the City. A copy of the 2006 Rate Schedule is included with
this letter for your convenience.
We anticipate the additional survey needed for the feasibility report will require fees in the range of
$2200 to $2500.
Soil borings will be accomplished through a direct contract between the City and the geotechnical firm,
although Bonestroo will coordinate the contract process and the work of the geotechnical firm. We
anticipate the cost for performing soil borings will be approximately $1500, assuming shared
mobilization costs with other ongoing projects within the County Road 10 corridor.
6.0 Standard Terms and Conditions
The Standard Terms and Conditions set forth in the current Professional Services Agreement are
incorporated in this agreement.
7.0 Schedule
It is our- understanding that this proposal for the Feasibility Report for the three gateway monuments
will be presented to the Park and Recreation Commission at their meeting of April 27, 2006. If
acceptable, it is anticipated that it will proceed to the City Council at their, meeting of May 8, 2006 for
consideration of authorization. If this Report is authorized, we would begin the work immediately on
the portions for the Southeast Entry Sign and the Civic Gateway Monument projects as directed by the
City. Work on the portion for the Northwest Entry Sign would not be started until the City has
informed us of their final preferred location for- the sign and directed us to proceed.
The soil borings for all three monument sites may coincide with soil borings to be conducted for other
ongoing projects along the corridor (ie.. Trail Segments 9 & 10 Feasibility Report) to minimize costs.
Assuming the Report is authorized by the City Council on May 8, 2006, and a location has been
determined for the Northwest Entry Sign by May 15, 2006, it is anticipated that the Feasibility Report
for all three projects will be completed for consideration by the City Council on July 24, 2006.
8.0 City Responsibilities
This proposal for design services has been prepared based upon the understanding that the City will
have assumed the responsibilities in regard to the Project as described in Appendix C of our, current
Professional Services Agreement.
Mr. Greg Lee April 11, 2006
City of'Mouuds View, MN Wage .S
9.0 Conclusion
We are pleased to have this opportunity to offer our services to the City of Mounds View, We
understand the importance of the project to the community. We at Bonestroo are prepared to begin
work on the project as soon as Authorization to Proceed is received.
The Report would be prepared under the supervision and coordination of Stuart Krahn, R.L.A. You
are familiar with Stuart from his work with the City thus far on the County Road 10 Corridor
Improvement Program, Toe Rhein, as our representative to the City of'Mounds View, will be involved
throughout the project to maintain continuity and coordination with other City projects and initiatives.
Upon authorization by the City Council, please sign two copies of this letter, beep one for your file and
return one copy to Toe Rhein at our, office. If you have questions about any of the information
contained in this proposal, please contact either Stuart at (651) 604-4861 or Toe at (651) 604-4803. We
appreciate this opportunity to provide our services to the City of Mounds View.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Stuart M, Krahn, R.L.A.
CONSULTANT:
BONESTROO, ROSENE, ANDERLIK
AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
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