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AGENDA REVIEW SESSION <br />OCTOBER 4, 2018 300 <br />1 <br />Base Bid Division C <br />$299,247.00 <br />Division C: Alternate C-1 <br />$34,310.00 <br />Division C: Total Base Bid plus Alternates <br />$333,557.00 <br />Upon a motion made by Ms. Dorau, seconded by Ms. Fritzberg and carried, the above bids were <br />referred to Engineering and Community Investment for review and recommendation. <br />AWARD BID — HOWARD PARK REDEVELOPMENT — PROJECT NO 117 047B (PARK <br />BOND/REDA TIF/REGIONAL CITIES & CUMULATIVE CAPITAL) <br />Mr. Roger Nawrot, Engineering, advised the Board that on August 28, 2018, bids were received <br />and opened for the above referenced project. After reviewing those bids, Mr. Nawrot <br />recommended that the Board award the contract to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder <br />Larson Danielson Construction Co., Inc., 302 Tyler Street, LaPorte, IN 46350 in the amount not <br />to exceed $18,819,307 for Base Bid Nos. 1, 2, and 3. Mr. Mueller noted there should be <br />additional funding sources through Venues, Parks, and Arts included. Therefore, Ms. Dorau <br />made a motion that the recommendation be accepted and the bid be awarded as outlined above <br />subject to confirming the funding. Ms. Fritzberg seconded the motion, which carried. <br />Board members discussed the following item(s) from the agenda. <br />- Professional Services Agreement — Corbin Design <br />Ms. Cara Grabowski, Engineering, stated this agreement is for the design of the Wayfinding <br />Master Plan being paid by the $50,000 grant the City received that was discussed at the last <br />Board meeting. She noted the other $30,000 will be covered by Complete Streets funding. Ms. <br />Dorau asked if this includes the cost of the sign installation. Ms. Grabowski stated it doesn't but <br />there will be a partnership and match with Community Investment and Streets for that cost. Mr. <br />Gilot questioned if the signs will show up in a google map or social media. Ms. Fritzberg stated <br />they won't but that is something they might look at. <br />- Emergency Agreement and Contracts <br />Ms. Alicia Czarnecki, Engineering, stated these three (3) agreements are due to the repair of the <br />3' piece of plaster that fell from the cornices at the Morris Performing Arts Center. She noted the <br />work has been done. Mr. Gilot clarified the Board is ratifying after the fact due to the emergency <br />situation. <br />- Software License Agreement and Services Agreement — Crowe LLP <br />Mr. Matt Coats, IT, stated this is for the replacement of the ERP Naviline system with Dynamics <br />365, a Crowe developed system for finance. Ms. Dorau asked if all of the funding is going to <br />flow through Crowe. Mr. Dan O'Connor, IT, stated it is. Mr. Gilot asked if they're responsible <br />for the migration of the data. Mr. O'Connor stated that is part of the timeline plan. He noted this <br />was a great collaboration and wanted to recognize the great team work, making special note of <br />the legal team's efforts. <br />- Request to Advertise — Wastewater Treatment Plant Electrical Upgrades <br />Mr. Jacob Klosinski, Wastewater, stated this is for backup generator power for the Wastewater <br />Treatment Plant which will aid in the long term control plan. He noted some switches are fifty <br />(50) to sixty (60) years old. He added the back-up will keep all emergency equipment <br />functioning. <br />- Memorandum of Understanding — Teamsters Local Union No. 364 <br />Ms. Chris Villaire, Human Resources, stated in the existing Teamsters agreement the position of <br />Meter Reader does not exist. She stated this is to add that position, which is currently held by <br />staff, to the agreement. Mr. Eric Horvath, Public Works Director, explained the person that <br />drives the truck around to read the AMI's is still called the meter reader. He noted if the AMI <br />doesn't read they need to get out of the truck to read the meter. <br />- Opening of Quotes — Lime Bike Parking Areas <br />Ms. Sue Ellen Doudrick, Engineering, stated this is for painting bike parking locations. At the <br />suggestion of Mr. Horvath she acknowledged they can change the name to Bike Parking Areas to <br />accommodate other programs. Ms. Doudrick stated this is just the first venture to possible more <br />areas. She stated they are requesting to open and award at the regular meeting. Mr. Gilot asked <br />about the design. She stated it is a box with parking lines and a bike symbol. <br />- Request to Advertise —Three Twenty at the Cascade Site Utilities <br />Mr. Gilot asked if this is for getting utilities to the site or from the site. Ms. Doudrick stated it is <br />for both. <br />- Temporary Easement — Sisters of the Holy Cross <br />
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