ALL AMERICAN ASPHALT (BRISTOL STREET WIDENING FROM 2ND ST. TO 10TH ST.)

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Project 08 -1700 Request for Approval of Change Order No. 1 July 24, 2013 Page 2 of 4 3. The plans call to construct a new soundwall along the property line between the private properties and the City owned lots on the west side of Bristol between 9th & 10th Streets. At this location there is an existing 104 LF boundary fence that consists of block wall, wrought iron and wooden fences. As this fence conflicts with the proposed soundwall, the contractor was directed to remove and dispose of the fence and footings. (PCO #09) A prior approval was granted for this work on July 15, 2013. AGREED COST $ 7,100 4. After potholing utilities for the new traffic signal poles, as required by the contract, significant conflicts were discovered with existing underground utilities preventing the installation of the traffic signal pole in the proposed location behind curb, at the southwest corner of Santa Ana Boulevard and Bristol Street. Due to the conflict with the underground utilities, the traffic signal pole location was moved to the back of walk which necessitated increasing the length of the mast arm, the size of the pole, and the depth of the foundation. The cost is the difference between the cost of the original traffic signal pole, mast arm, and foundation and the cost of proposed larger pole, longer mast arm, and larger foundation. (PCO #02) A prior approval was granted for this work on May 15, 2013. AGREED COST $ 1,928 5. During excavation for the planting of the palm trees, concrete foundations were encountered in four of the planting sites. The contractor was directed to remove the interfering portions of the concrete foundations to enable planting of the date palms. Additionally, the irrigation for the palm trees was modified, adding an additional 2 surface bubblers at each of five locations. (PCO #03) This work was done on a time and materials basis. A prior approval was granted for this work on April 23, 2013. FINAL COST $ 9,175 6. Prior to the start of construction, buildings on the east side of Bristol, north of Sixth Street were demolished to make room for the street widening. This demolition work left the area without a sidewalk forcing pedestrians to use the west side of the street. Once the excavation started for the street improvements on the west side of Bristol, pedestrians were forced to use the east side. Therefore, the contractor was directed to construct a temporary asphalt sidewalk to provide a safe walkway for pedestrians. (PCO #05) This work was done on a time and materials basis. A prior approval was granted for this work on May 29, 2013. FINAL COST $ 2,732