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66) <br />Community & Economic Development , <br />_ IKS <br />1200 County -City Building, 227 West Jefferson, South Bend, Indiana 46601 -1830 Phone 574/235 -9371 Fax 574/235 -9021 <br />To: Redevelopment Commission <br />From: Bill Schalliol, Economic Development Planner <br />Subject: Resolution 2917 and Amendment to the Addendum <br />Coveleski Stadium Improvements, Phase 2 - Supplement #1 <br />Date: August 5, 2011 <br />Attached to this memorandum is Resolution 2917 and Amendment to the Addendum To Master <br />Agency Agreement for the Coveleski Stadium Improvements, Phase 2 - Supplement #1. The <br />purpose of this supplement is twofold: (1) to provide funding to cover final design oversight and <br />project administration of the stadium improvement project by Wightman Petrie and (2) to provide a <br />final budget amount for all change orders related to the close -out of the project. <br />The first item related to this amendment is shown as Exhibit B in the Amendment document and is a <br />professional services proposal from Wightman Petrie to cover construction oversight and project <br />close -out responsibilities as well as to complete some additional project design items related to the <br />project. Wightman Petrie was hired by the Commission and Board of Works to design the stadium <br />improvements and to assist in project oversight. At a point in the project, Wightman Petrie assumed <br />the majority of the oversight responsibilities from the City because of their technical abilities related <br />to construction and design and it was determined that the design budget would be used to cover the <br />time spent on the additional oversight responsibilities. Because of the quality control and project <br />management they have provided, the stadium project has been generally completed on time and on <br />budget. The additional items in the contract relate to some design work that was needed for a <br />design concept for a restaurant concept that is examining the potential for location into the Schillings <br />facility and some streetscape design work related to the intersections of Williams and Western as it <br />would relate to the sale of the Harmon Glass parcel. <br />The supplement contract is a not -to- exceed amount of $83,965.00 and it is not expected, based on <br />the current status, that the full contract amount will be paid out. <br />The second item related to this amendment is shown as Exhibit C in the Amendment document is <br />an appropriation from the SBCDA TIF to close out the Coveleski project. The Commission <br />previously granted $1 million for specific stadium improvements and the remainder of those funds <br />are being spent to cover change order expenses. But due to the tight budget nature of the project <br />and some unforeseen conditions that developed over the course of the project construction, staff <br />requests and additional appropriation of funds that can be used to close out the project. A complete <br />project budget will be presented to the Commission on Tuesday, August 8th to show all funding used <br />for the project and how those funds were expended throughout the course of the project. <br />Staff requests approval of Resolution 2917 and the Amendment to the Addendum To Master <br />Agency Agreement for the Coveleski Stadium Improvements, Phase 2 - Supplement #1. <br />What We Do Today Makes A Difference! <br />
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