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Project 13 -7516 Request for Approval of Change Order No. 1 July 29, 2013 Page 2 of 3 3. At the Garfield and Brown Street Parking Lot along the northern boundary of the site, adjacent to an existing block wall on private property, the plans call for removal of an existing PCC slab. During the removal of the slab it was discovered that the block wall was constructed on top of the slab without a footing. As this creates an unsafe condition, it is recommended to remove the wall. Consequently, removal of the wall creates an opening in the perimeter of the parking lot. The Community Development Agency has requested that 150 LF of 6' high wrought iron fence be constructed along the entire north boundary of the project in lieu of the existing and proposed block wall. The block wall removal will be done at contract unit prices. (PCO #04) A prior approval was granted for this work on July 15, 2013. AGREED COST $ 9,750 4. At Madison Park, the plans call to construct a CMU tool shed with a prefabricated roof. The plans designate a manufacturer and model number of the roof. (Icon Shelter System #SQ10S -P6) This model number does not match the dimensions of the tool shed shown on plan. Consequently, a larger prefabricated roof (Icon Shelter System #SQ12S -P6) must be provided and installed. (PCO #05) A prior approval was granted for this work on July 26, 2013. AGREED COST $ 1,728 5. At Madison Park, the plans show the proposed chain link fence in the same location as the proposed basketball court light poles. To negate the conflict, custom brackets need to be fabricated to enable using the proposed light poles as fence posts. (PCO #06) A prior approval was granted for this work on July 26, 2013. AGREED COST $ 468 6. At Madison Park the plans call to provide and install three basketball poles with backboards and nets. The plans designate a manufacturer and model numbers. After the start of construction, the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency requested alternate pole, backboard and net models be installed. (PCO #07) A prior approval was granted for this work on July 26, 2013. AGREED COST $ 5620 7. At Mabury Park, the plans indicate that the existing electrical service point will be utilized to provide power for the proposed lights being installed under this contract. After the start of construction, Southern California Edison (SCE) indicated that the existing service was inadequate for the load of the new lights. Consequently a new electrical service point must be established with 200 LF of 3" conduit and wire. (PCO 410) A prior approval was granted for this work on July 26, 2013. AGREED COST $ 13,041