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HomeMy WebLinkAbout17-94 - Res. Amendment to the Annual Construction Program REsownm No. 17 -94 WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners have determined that it is necessary to amend the Annual Construction Program for 1994, to add, modify and delete .items to be in compliance with the 1994 construction budget; and, WHEREAS, WAC 136-16-030 outlines the procedures to modify an Annual Construction Program. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Mason County Commissioners, that the Annual Construction Program for 1994 be revised as follows: Item 1: Modified to allow hiring a consultant to complete the Transportation portion of the Comprehensive Plan per the Growth Management Act. New item *2: Added to show the carry over of the 1993 AC Paving Contract. Old item 2 becomes new item 3 Two roads, Lakeshore Drive # 66950 and Rainier Drive # 67650 have been deleted to help balance the budget. Old item 3 becomes new items 4 and 4A, with the dollar amounts changed. Old item 4 becomes new items 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. This item was split to show individual item numbers per project. Old item 5 becomes new item 13. Old item 6 becomes new item 14. Old item 7 becomes new item 15 Modified to show actual cost of design consultant to allow submittal of city/county agreement with a request for construction funding. Old item 8 becomes new item 16 Modified to show updated cost of construction, new funding sources and to allow submittal of city/county agreement with a request for construction funding. Old item 9 becomes new item 17. Old item 10 becomes new item 18. Old item 11 becomes new item 19. Old item 12 becomes new item 20. Second old item 11 becomes new item 21. Second old item 12 becomes new item 22. Old item 13 becomes new item 23. Old item 14 becomes new item 24. New item *25: Added to show the carry over portion of the 1993 Lynch Road Project. New item *26: Added to show the carry over portion of the 1993 Agate Road Project. New item 27: Added to allow the start of preliminary engineering and right of way acquisition on the Cloquallum Road (MP 11.75 to 12.47) . Old item 15 becomes new item 28. Old item 16 becomes new item 29. Old item 17 becomes new item 30. Old item 18 becomes new item 31. - Page I of 2 Pages - scv h:\wp\text\annprog.res BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the County Engineer is hereby directed to distribute copies of the Revised Annual Construction Program for 1994 to all required agencies. DATED this Bth day of February, 1994. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SON COUNTY, WASH TON M. L. FAUGHENDR9 Chairperson LAURA E. PORTER, -C—offimissioner f: . r WILLIAM 0. HUNTER, Commisgi6nier ATTEST: r . ...� f REBECCA S. ROGERS Clerk of the Board r APROVED AS TO FORM: r t MICHAEL CLIFT Deputy Prosecuting Attorney c: Auditor Assessor General Services Public Works - Page 2 of 2 Pages - scv h:\wp\text\annprog.res ^ m 0 0 tD y O * N r C C2 H CO CD w fS � C3 t+7 0 7 \ V] z ro o m z r o z "' n � °ro J 1�w N r ° M g 0 H n1-3 CS ,fro m C0C Do m �H ro A Fl hi b9 Ln Ln u+ co Ln u+ Co 00 z z t'+ o ^ H ro r O rn m rn m � m rn w � 0 Q P w H O O J al Ir W N r O O1 D 4J O �} O O O O O O O O hs a 0 ct (�'] 4 H x 0 'i O to ti rn W S ro m 1-h o o to n z a a w a a w w 0 z ro ro H m O rs G ct P rt m hF�I1 C G 3 m m DO ;U H ct n rt a rt v a rt H 1.- a o 0 w F3 m w Hw n P° w w P° z m W 0111 H n m w m Mi Ga m O RS C P >G G'1 fn Ki ID O ti 8 £ w ti P. 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Line (R) Is tha computed day labor limit as per Rcw 36.77.065; computo as follows ar►d enter in the line (B) spec• (use the !er®er of the dollar limit or percent omit eelculat Ion ): Lire A omaunt i■ 9t limit of ll over f4 million (> M) nt ,000 15 X over $1.5 N to S4 M s525, Oyer S500,000 to $1.5 N Sm.000 35 lass that $500,000 M0,000 (or $35,000 per project for entire program) COLUMNAR DATA RE(XJIREMF- *etas ( 1) Item No - Use consecutive rxnbers beginning with 1. No priority is assumed. ( 2) 6 Year Road Program Item No - Use the Priority Number from colon 1 on your most recent 6 year transportation improvement program (DOT For' 140-049). No r Is necessary for miseetla projects as permitted under WAC 136-16-025. ( 3) Road loft No. - Corny road log rxxFber (wizen appliceble) as per the current road log as mintained each county. ( 4) Road/Protect Name artd Location - Enter the road or project rwvw and to-cation information me assigned by the county. As appropriate, include mileposts (from county road tog), bridge nunbers (from SWIBS), etc. ( 5) Project Length - Enter the project length in mitts. ( 6) Functional Class - Enter the functional class for the road on which the project is located. Use the following codes (this is also available from your county road log): RA VRkAN 06 Minor Arterial 15 Principal Arterial 07 Major Collector (FAS) 16 Minor Arterial 08 Minor Collector 17 Collector Arterial 09 Local Access 19 local Access ( 7) Type of Work - Use one or .are of the cocks from the top of the fora. if more then one, list major work items first. The code should reflect the nature of the anticipated final project. ( 8) Environmental Assessment - Use the following assessment cocks (Reference: State Envirorimmentat Policy Act): S ■ Significant 1 ® Insignificant E e Exempt PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DC`U_ RS IN COLUMNS 4 THRU 16 REFLECT ONLY THE AM04JNTS AND SOURCES EXPECTED BE SPENT DURING THE APPLICABLE CALENDAR YEAR ( 9) Source of Funds - County - Enter the total amount of county funds estimated for the project (use columns 10 and 11 for RID, developer contributions, and similar morn-county funds). (10) Source of funds - Other finds - Enter the total amount of other funds estimated for the project. If more than one "other" source (such as RAP a FAS), show each "other" t separately. (11) Source of Funds - Other Funds Program Source - for each "other" source shown in colon 10, enter the abbreviation for the source type (ex: RAP, FAS, CAPP, BROS, UAB, TIB, RiD, PVT, PWTF, etc.) (12) Estimated Expenditures - Preliminary Engineering . Enter the estimated amount of preliminary engineering expenditures for the project this year. (13) Estimated Expenditures Right of Way - Enter the estimated amount of right of way expenditures for the project this year. (14) Estimated Expenditures - Construction - Contrae.l - Enter the estimated amount of contract construction expenditures, including construction administration and engineering, for the project this year. (15) Estimated Expenditures - Construction - OPyJabor - Enter the estimated aimount of day labor expenditures., including construuction administration and engfn"ring, for the project this year. R&teriais Incorporated info a day tenor project, even C;mo.,h created or supplied by separate contract (ex: crushing) are to lx included in the day labor construction amount shown here. (16) Estimated Expenditures - Grand Total - Enter the total estimated expenditures for the project this year. This must equal the sun of columns 12 thru 15 and also the sum of columns 9 and 10. The program total of this column should also equal the amount of construction shown in the final annual robd budget. elease calculate end show your day labor calculations; total all funding and expenditure columns at the bottom of the last page submitted, Equipment Rental and Revolving Fund Proposed Capital Expenditures for 1993 Computer: Planning for System 36 Replacement Telephone: Voice Mail and PBX Upgrade Vehicle and Equipment Replacement 5 Police Sedans (Note 1 ) 5 Midsized Sedans (Note 3) 3 Full sized Extended Cab Pickups - Road 1 3/4 Ton Carryall 4X4 - PW-Engineers 1 Water Tanker - Road 2 10-12 yard Dumptrucks with sanders - Road 1 1 to 1 -1 /2 Ton Cab and Chassis with flatbed dump - Road 2 Intermediate sized Extended Cab Pickups (Note 1 ) - C.E. 1 Sliding Boom Excavator - Road 2 Patch Boxes - Road Capital Land and Facilities Pump replacements for Fueling Facilities Paint Buildings and Repair Roofs Estimated Total Expenditures: $ 1 ,000,000.00 Note 1 : Replace retained 4X4's in Assessor's Office Note 2: Replace up to 5 Sheriff Cars Note 3: Includes 1 retained sedan in Assessor's Office h:\rd1\wp\vehic1e\1 994cap.exp