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MEMORANDUM <br />,�ducauon jst <br />Kevin O'Rourke <br />To: Interim City Manager Date: May 23, 2013 <br />_a <br />Raul Godinez II, Executive Director <br />From: Public Works Agency <br />Subject: Project Nos.: 12 -6753, 12 -7531 & 11 -2618 <br />Residential Street Repair Phase 16 and Santiago Park Roadway Imp <br />rovemeri4s <br />Change Order No. 2 ::e.' <br />Contractor: R.J. Noble Company <br />15505 E. Lincoln Avenue <br />Orange, CA 92865 <br />Project Description: Residential Street Repair Phase 16 and Santiago Park Roadway <br />Improvements <br />Change Order Number: 2 <br />Accounting Unit - Account - Activity Numbers: <br />31213261- 66220 - 11261801028 District 2 <br />JUSTIFICATION <br />Total This Change Order: $40,512.88 <br />The contract documents required the installation of approximately 330 linear feet of <br />5 -foot high wrought iron fence at Santiago Park along the service road which serves <br />the wildlife and watershed center, nature reserve and archery range. The fence is <br />intended to protect the natural habitat near the creek while inhibiting parking along <br />the road. Upon potholing the existing underground Navy jet -fuel pipeline, it was <br />determined that the proposed location of the new fence was within three feet of the <br />pipeline. Navy regulations required a minimum three foot offset from their pipeline <br />for any proximate improvements. Since the new wrought iron fence needed to be <br />relocated, Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency took this opportunity <br />to enhance the park by realigning the fence and adding a pedestrian walking trail <br />adjacent to the fence. <br />FINAL COST = $40,512.88 <br />