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ST0301A-CS110128 (3) (8/12/2011) Keith Marvin - Bethel Road Sod QuantityPage 1 From: Keith Marvin To:deand@JRJPaving.com; Martym@JRJPaving.com CC:Davis, Larry; Thornhill, Caleb Date: 1/28/2011 1:35 PM Subject: Bethel Road Sod Quantity Dean, I have reviewed the materials you have submitted for sod calculations. As you know, this item was listed in the specifications as a "Plans Quantity" item. Section 1-14 of the contract indicates in bold underlined print "If an item is noted as a 'Plans Quantity' then only the quantity shown in the unit bid price schedule will be paid." These items are essentially lump sum items with an estimated quantity provided. The city does this in order to protect ourselves from quantity over-run when a contractor disturbs area beyond what is required for the project. In the case of this project, the scope of the project was changed through the issuance of four change orders. Each of these changes impacted the area that was disturbed, and as such could have included an increase in sod quantity. In reviewing these changes, I propose the following adjustment to the "Plan Quantity". If you are in agreement, please reflect this new total on your next pay request. Original Sod Quantity: 2,225 SY Remove driveway on Denton Tap - (34*4.5)/9 = 17 SY Eliminate storm connection in Denton Tap - (27*9)/9 = 27 SY Rework Paving at Chateaus Drive = 127 SY Install Drainage pipe & Inlets between Armstrong & Bridge - (8*120)/9 = 107 SY Install Aerial Crossing - (15*140)/9 = 234 SY Remove additional 24" ADS Pipe - (10*400)/9 = 445 SY Install Inlet at Penfolds - (7*24)/9 = 19 SY Elimination of 165 CY concrete rip-rap ((165*27)*5/12)/9 = 207 SY Total expected disturbed area beginning with plan quantity and adding all project changes is 3,408. It is the opinion of the City of Coppell that any disturbed area greater than this was disturbed for the convenience of the contractor for use in staging of materials and equipment. The contractor bears responsibility for the cost of reestablishing turf in these areas. Keith Marvin, P.E. Project Engineer (972) 304-3681