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ORANGE COUNTY <br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br />Meeting Date: December 7, 2009 <br />Action Agenda , <br />Item No. ~ - ~ <br />SUBJECT: Bid Award for Twin Creeks (Moniese Nomp) Park, Phase I <br />DEPARTMENT: Asset Management & <br />Purchasing Services, ERCD, <br />Planning <br />PUBLIC HEARING: (YIN) No <br />ATTACHMENT(S): <br />1. Twin Creeks Phase I Budget <br />2. Bid Certification Letter <br />3. Bid Tabulation <br />4. Resolution <br />INFORMATION CONTACT: <br />Pam Jones, Asset Management & <br />Purchasing Services, 245-2652 <br />Dave Stancil, ERCD, 245-2522 <br />Karen Lincoln, Planning, 245-2594 <br />PURPOSE: To: <br />• Consider a bid award to McQueen Construction of Bahama, NC in the <br />amount of $498,992.40 for the construction of the Twin Creeks (Moniese <br />Nomp) Park, Phase I; <br />• Approve and authorize the Chair to sign the resolution required by the North <br />Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT); <br />• Authorize the Manager to sign the construction contract on behalf of the <br />BOCC; and <br />• Authorize the Manager to sign necessary change orders to the extent of the <br />project budget. <br />BACKGROUND: On April 7, 2009 the Board approved a 0.62-mile greenway from the Morris <br />Grove Elementary School through the Twin Creeks Park site as the new Phase I of Twin Creeks <br />Park. At that time, the Board also approved amending the existing engineering consultant <br />contract to authorize the preparation of construction documents for Phase I. <br />The project consists of a 10-ft. wide concrete multi-use trail following the existing sewer <br />easement through the park site, and a 111.5' steel truss bridge crossing Jones Creek. The trail <br />will end at the southern boundary of the County property and will be marked with signage. <br />Currently the Town of Carrboro is pursuing an access easement with MI Homes (the adjacent <br />landowner to the south between Twin Creeks and Lake Hogan Farms) to allow connection to <br />the residential neighborhoods to the south. <br />