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MEMORANDUM <br />Kevin O'Rourke <br />To: Interim City Manager Date: May 16, 2013 <br />Raul Godinez II, Executive Director <br />From: Public Works Agency <br />Project Nos. 11 -6736 & 11 -6746 <br />Broadway Rehabilitation: Anahurst PI. to First St. <br />Subject: Change Order No. 4 <br />Contractor: All American Asphalt <br />PO BOX 2229 <br />Corona, CA 92878 <br />Project Description: Broadway Rehabilitation from Anahurst Place to First Street <br />Change Order Number: 4 <br />Accounting Unit - Account - Activity Number: <br />JUSTIFICATION <br />Change Order Total: $ 242,212.00 <br />03017660 - 11673'601028 <br />The streetlight portion of this project requires the contractor to separate the high <br />voltage streetlights along Broadway from the existing high voltage system on Russell <br />Avenue just east of Birch Street (see Exhibit 1a). The work includes removing the <br />single high voltage (5,000 volts) wire from the existing conduit, installing three new <br />wires into the existing conduit, installing new metal halide fixtures, and installing <br />conduit and wire to an existing 240V service pedestal located on Borchard Avenue one <br />block west of Broadway. <br />When the contractor was performing the Broadway streetlight work on Russell Avenue, it <br />was discovered that the streetlights were interconnected with the adjacent street, which is <br />not consistent with the as- builts (see Exhibit 1a). Similar conditions were found on the <br />streetlights on Wilshire Avenue and on Borchard Avenue (see Exhibit 1b). Essentially, <br />the existing streetlight system is a continuous loop and separating the system was not in <br />the original contract. Therefore, the planned streetlight work needed to be expanded. A <br />prior approval for this work was granted 3/13/2012. <br />The initial scope of extra work included all of the streetlights on Ross Street and Birch <br />Street between McFadden Avenue and Edinger Avenue at a cost of $162,989. However, <br />while performing the extra work, the conduits were found severely deteriorated and <br />damaged beyond repair by corrosion and tree roots, necessitating replacement at an <br />added cost of $81,223. Therefore the total cost of the streetlight upgrades is $242,212. <br />AGREED COST $ 242,212.00 <br />