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DR9201-CS 920220 COPPELL PUBLIC WORKS '., , M~.MORANDUM DATE: February 20, 1992 .i,t, TO: Alan D. Ratliff, City Manager [~:: FROM: Steven G. Goram, Director of Public Wor~ RE: ~ ......... ~ ...... '" well/Bullock Drainage & Pavement Improvements The following is a status report of the above referenced matter and a re-cap of what has transpired since June 25, 1991. - On June 25, 1991, Mike Freestone and Roy Cox, residents on Bullock Street, appeared before Council and spoke on behalf of the Homeowners. They addressed the concerns for drainage, road conditions and police service in the area. After discussion from Council, staff was asked to look into what cost would be involved in correcting the concerns expressed by these residents. (see attached minutes) - On August 16, 1991, during the budget workshop, staff recommended several streets in the city for pavement improvements. On Howell and Bullock Streets it was determined that drainage improvements would be necessary if resurfacing was to be effective. - On September 24, 1991, Council approved the recommendation by staff of the pavement and drainage improvements as part of the operating budget for fiscal year 1991-92. - Staff contacted the County the beginning of the fiscal year and requested cost estimates for drainage work and asphalt overlays. It was staff's desire to utilize the County through our inter-local agreement to maximize budgeted funds. - In December, 1991, the County advised that it would be approximately the 1st of February before work could begin. - In February, 1992, staff was informed by the County that due to weather related conditions and commitment to other projects which were previously scheduled, the work on Howell and Bullock Streets would have to wait an additional 60-90 days. Realizing the effect this delay would have on this project, staff decided to seek alternate sources to perform the drainage work on Howell and Bullock Streets. Advertisement will take place February 28, 1992, and bids will open March 10, 1992, with recommendation to award contract to City Council March 24, 1992. The drainage improvements are anticipated to take 14-21 days. After this period, the County should be through with earlier commitments and be ready to move on site to perform pavement improvements. Staff sent letters to the residents of Howell and Bullock Streets informing them of the project status. City representatives will be contacting them on an individual basis during the next two weeks to discuss this project and how it relates specifically to their residence. SGG/sm cc: Rey Gonzales, Streets Superintendent