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Project 06 -1723 <br />RFA Change Order No. 1 <br />January 23, 2012 <br />Page 2 <br />C. To construct the bridge deck, forms are placed adjacent to the girders; girder elevations <br />need to be uniform. After the girders were post- tensioned, each girder's curvature was <br />different. Therefore, it was recommended to weld two steel angle iron on top of the <br />girders, to adjust for the elevation difference. The situation is expected to be the same for <br />the next half of the bride and the cost of this order includes that future work. Prior <br />approval for this change order was granted on October 24, 2011. <br />TOTAL COST = $21,664 <br />D. A girder for the bridge deck is a continuous structural element, it was pre- fabricated into <br />three segments with the connection at the top of the piers. The connection was made by <br />overlapping the rebars at each pier. The contract piers are not wide enough to allow for <br />sufficient overlapping of the rebar. As a result, the structural engineer recommended <br />joining the rebars by slide -in couplings. This change order provides for cutting the rebars <br />to fit the space and install slide -in. Prior approval for this change order was granted on <br />November 15, 2011. <br />TOTAL COST = $4,595 <br />E. Field condition reveals that area between the new retaining wall at the easterly <br />embankment and the adjacent property would need to be graded to allow the property <br />owner to use this area. However, the grading in this area was not included in the contract. <br />This change order provides additional grading, landscaping and modifications of the <br />irrigation system. Prior approval for this change order was granted on November 15, <br />2011. <br />TOTAL COST = $5,394 <br />APPROVED AS TO FUNDS AND ACCOUNTS: <br />�' c�tycc�r aZ!Isc A <br />Raul Godinez, II U Francisco Gutierrez �Q <br />Executive Director Executive Director <br />Public Works Agency Finance and Management Services Agency <br />PROJECTS /06- 1723/CO/06 -1723 RFA CO 4 <br />