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JEFFERSONVILLE DRAINAGE BOARD
JULY 6, 2010
The Jeffersonville Drainage Board met on Tuesday, July 6, 2010 in the
Conference Room, Second Floor, City Building, Jeffersonville, Indiana. Chairman Bruce
Wright called the meeting to order at 5:30 P.M. with the following in attendance.
Board Members: Staff
Bruce Wright Deb Ashack, Stormwater Director
Bob Rogge Greg Clark, Attorney
Grant Morton Andy Crouch, City Engineer
Rick Madden Brian Fogle
Dan Christensen Patty Rush, Secretary
Lisa Gill
Absent: Wayne Carter
Guest: Jorge Lanz with Jacobi, Toombs and Lanz
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
• Mr. Wright asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of June 15, 2010
meeting. Mr. Rogge made motion to approve the minutes and Ms. Gill seconded.
Motion passed unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS:
Mark Patterson, Vector Engineering presented the Board with review for the
Discount Tire Drainage Plan.
It will be a one acre undeveloped property on Veterans Parkway. The board discussed
questions and discussion regarding the plans for drainage and roadway for the business.
The water runoff will go into an underground basin and will come out at Lick Run. Andy
Crouch, City Engineer stated that all requirements and specifications have been met by
the Discount Tire plans. Mr. Christensen made motion to approve the Discount Tire
Drainage Plan and Mr. Madden seconded. Motion passed unanimously.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS:
Mr. Wright presented claims totaling $87,504.63. Mr. Madden made motion to
approve the claims for $87,504.63. Mr. Morton seconded. Motion passed unanimously.
INFORMATION REPORTS:
• Andy Crouch, City Engineer will have a new Assistant Bill Dixon.
The Clark County 4 -H Fair will begin this week. Hope to see everyone
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participate in the fair.
Mr. Madden announced there will be two meetings for the Canal. July 07, 2010 —
Kick off Meeting
July 26, 2010 —
Public Meeting
Deb Ashaclr, Storntwater Coordinator advised there will be an IDEM Audit on
August 17 -19, 2010
Information sheet was given to each member of the board regarding dates, times
and topic of presentations for
Each session. The SWAC will meet on July 21, 2010 to discuss the content of the
group presentation to IDEM.
A time and location has not yet been announced.
Qualified Professional Inspector (QPI) training on August 3, 2010 at 8:00 A.M. -
4:00 P.M. at Kye's.
Mr. Wright presented information on billing regarding residential and
commercial. Maybe sometime next year
Stantec may make some corrections regarding billing situations and how they are
billed. They may have a printout for •
in which the board may review.
Jorge Lanz — Jacobi, Toombs and Lanz
WINN DIXIE DITCH IMPROVEMENTS
The revised project began at Kehoe Lane, and extended upstream to Garden
Street, a distance of about
2,700 feet. The wetlands between Garden Street and the Flood Protection levee
will remain.
The low bid was awarded to Clark Nickles, Inc. in the amount of $474,086.
Board approved 5% contingency for changes to be approved by Bob Miller, Andy
Crouch or Bruce Wright.
Construction approximately 75% complete.
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN UPDATE
JTL and STANTEC are putting together a proposal to submit to the JDB when
requested. No change in status. •
Waiting on Drainage Board. Status Same.
• MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS
Project #5: ROSELAWN COURT/ LELIA AVENUE Est. Project Cost
$300,000
Further coordination on this project ON HOLD, pending proposed new route of
WTP Outfall. This project
will potentially impact 18 residential properties, 1 assisted living facility, and 2
industrial businesses. JTL is
preparing the necessary easement plats and descriptions. Field work is underway
for design of WWTP Outfall
path. Engineering Design of WWTP Outfall underway. Met w/Knrncher's
(property owner) regarding easement
acquisition.
Waiting on environmental report from Construction Solutions to determine
feasibility of constructing a temporary
open ditch to drain proposed storm sewers from Roselawn Court until WWTP
Outfall is to be constructed.
WWTP Outfall Project with Jeff Sewer Board has anticipated bid date of
• July /August 2010. Board decided not
To pursue IOCRA grant application due to income survey needs. Status Same.
Project #6: CLARVIEW DRIVE / NACHAND LANE Est. Project Cost:
$300,000
The Drainage Board awarded the contract to Excel Excavating on October 6 for
$298,704.00.
Construction underway. Elevation conflict with sanitary sewer force main.
Change order of $4,159.04 will
be required to relocate force main over proposed storm sewer. Additional
elevation conflicts identified today
with two parallel private water mains on America Place's Property. Request
change order approval.
Waiting on specific time approved by America Place to complete water main
transfers. Construction on- going.
Water main relocation complete. Board approved $65,049.20 for water main
change order. Board also
Approved $16,636 for force main relocation, with Sewer Board to pay $20,000.
• Excel to begin force main work
on June 7' with coordination to occur with Sewer Department. Force Maio work •
complete. Work Continues.
Approximately 25% complete.
Project 118: CLEAN HAMBURG PK/ MAGNOLIA OUTFALL DITCH Est. Project
Cost: $145,000
The MB issued JTL a notice to proceed on this project. Design is underway.
This project will potentially
Impact 5 adjacent residential properties, the Roselawn Court Drainage Project,
and an adjacent mobile home
park. This project will also improve the drainage capacity of a much larger
drainage area. Design Continues,
revising plans per review with the City Engineer. No change in status. Possible
connection with W WTP Outfall
sewer. See Project #5.
WWTP Outfall Project with Jeff Sewer Board has anticipated bid date of
July /August 2010. Board decided not
to pursue IOCRA grant application due to income survey needs. Status Same.
7'", 8 & OHIO STORM SEWER IMPROVEMENTS
EPA SAP Work Plan submitted to IFA for review. Finalizing plans and •
specifications. Added bio -swale to
collect surface runoff from Bales' parking lot and route it into the new storm
sewer. Ready for bids once Work
Plan approval is received. The City has a matching grant for $110,881 of the total
estimated cost of approximately
$300,000.
The Work Plan is under review by the EPA. Approval is anticipated within 30 to
60 days. Bids will be advertised
immediately upon EOA concurrence.
EPA approved Work Plan. Bid date set for May 18 after recommendation from
Assistant City Engineer to allow
one month minimum time for plan review by contractors.
Clark Nickles was the low bidder for 5460,017.84. After the bid opening, Clark
Nickles called and requested
that his bid be considered defective and thrown out. TSI Paving is the next low
bidder for $567,636.00. The
project cost are as follows:
Construction Cost: $567,636.00 0
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• Contingency 5 %: $ 28,400.00
Bio-swale Planting Allowance: $ 10,000.00
Less EPA Grant: ($110,881.00)
Funds Needed for Construction: $495,155.00
Survey, Design & Inspection: $105,000.00.
Green Components (Bio -swale w /plants, water quality unit, drywall, stand -up
curb for detention and overflow
Catch basins) cost approximately $107,000. This number does not include pond
construction by City forces.
The prebid construction cost estimate that was reported to the Drainage Board
was $445,000. This estimate
was increased to $550,000 once all additional items were added to the project.
The project bid tabulation is
attached for your review. Scheduling pre - construction meeting. Work to begin
in approximately two weeks.
MEADOWLARK ROAD SIDEWALK
City Council Member Barbara Wilson has requested on behalf of the City Council
• that the Drainage Board
consider paying for drainage improvements for a proposed sidewalk on
Meadowlark Road from Allison Lane
to Cardinal Lane. The preliminary cost estimate for the proposed sidewalk
project is $135,000, of which
approximately $31,000 is estimated in drainage improvements. The
improvements include catch basins and
storm sewer pipe. The remaining portion of the project is proposed to be funding
through EDIT funds
appropriated by the City Council.
Today, we are requesting on Barbara Wilson's behalf thatthe Drainage Board
appropriate up to $31,000 to
pay for drainage improvements to be included with the Meadowlark Sidewalk
Project.
Waiting on geotechnical evaluation to determine if project is a candidate for a
previous concrete sidewalk.
ADJOURNMENT:
Mr. Wright as if there was any additional business. Hearing none, Ms. Gill made
a motion to adjourn the meeting.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:16 P.M.
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APPROVED:
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