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1111 CITY OF SAINT PAUL — OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER
for '
CONTRACT CHANGE AGREEMENT NO. 4
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER, Whereas, additions which proved to be necessary to the Improvement described
as Additions and Alterations for the West Minnehaha Recreation Center
,
known as Contract L-8747-1, City Project No. B83-07-03R PCL Construction Co. ,
Contractor, is composed of the following:
Provide:
1 . Dry-line field marker Add $ 170.00
2. Labor and materials to install access panels Add $ 277.00
3. Labor and materials to replace x-bracing with angles
at ductwork Add $ 21.%.00
4. Labor and materials for additional lock, door #108 Add $ 269.00
5. Additional electrical fixture installation and changing
devices and plates Add $ 409.51
6. Labor and materials for modification of restroom
• partitions Add $1 ,344.00
7. Delete final grading and sod at east side of building Deduct $ 825.00
8. Delete "house type" graphics Deduct $ 450.00
9. Snelling Co. emergency service call for warrantee item
(fuel valve replacement) paid for by City Deduct $ 70.00
NET ADD $1 ,351 .51
ORDERED, That the City of Saint Paul, through its Mayor, approves the foregoing additions made in ac-
cordance with the specifications in the sum of $ 1 ,351 .51 , said amount to be added to the lump sum con-
sideration named in the contract, known as contract L- 8747-1 _, and which amount is to be financed from:
Original Contract Sum $ 673,111 .00 /(c- 39903-537-110"
Change Orders to Date + 25,057.50
Amount this Change + 1 ,351 .51
New Contract Sum $ 699,520.01
AS TO RM
3� �� 19 PCL Construction Co.
r istant City Attorney �/ Contractor
U 9/12/85, 1 /14/85
_ 19 By Letters dated 10/18/84,12/20/84,2/14/R5
2 alit Supt. of Parks & Recreation r
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C f ngi H of +e nt of Finance
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Director of Community Services N` Administrative Assistant to the Mayor
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CS/Parks DEPARTMENT , �� NO 3775
Duane Stolpe CONTACT O�'ii /
292-7400 PHONE
reen March 26, 1986 DATE ee3
ASSIGN NUMBER FOR ROUTING ORDER (Clip All Locations for Signature) :
1 Department Director 4 Director of Management/Mayor
3 Finance and Management Services Director 5 City Clerk
-.; Budget Director 6 Parks and Recreation
it City Attorney
WHAT WILL BE ACHIEVED BY TAKING ACTION ON THE ATTACHED MATERIALS? (Purpose/ _,—
This action necessary to compensate contractor for Rationale) : RECE!VE►
additional work ordered by the City, and to accept
credit for work deleted from the project. =.CEiVED MAR 3 1 ;cam
CITY ATTORNEY
MAYO'S OFFICE
COST/BENEFIT, BUDGETARY AND PERSONNEL IMPACTS ANTICIPATED:
RECEIVED
Increase project cost by $1 ,351 .51
FF/CE OF 1 1986
West Minnehaha Recreation Center AN EPARTI,�E THE DIRE
D MANAG CAI FA, OR
110 ERVICES
FINANCING SOURCE AND BUDGET ACTIVITY NUMBER CHARGED OR CREDITED: (Mayor's signa-
ture not re-
Total Amount of Transaction : $1 ,351 .51 quired if under
$10'000)
Funding Source:/ -399@3-.�,,,fi- 6/ goo-(3903" 7495-634H/
Activity Number: 803-63906-0894-63388
ATTACHMENTS (List and Number All Attachments) :
1 . Administrative Order
2. Project Record Sheet
3. Letters form Contractor dated 10/18/84, 12/20/84, 2/14/85, 9/12/85, 1 /14/85
DEPARTMENT REVIEW CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW
Yes X No Council Resolution Required? Resolution Required? Yes No
Yes X No Insurance Required? Insurance Sufficient? Yes No Al/4
Yes X No Insurance Attached :
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