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Home My WebLink About12/20/2005 Blue Sheet Public Works Staff Report I Volume 1, Issue 12 I Department Staff Public Works Staff: Administration Harvey Gill JR.-Director of Public Works Morris Reyna-Senior Construction Manager Gus Myers-Construction Inspector MERRY CHRISTMAS Breanne Lorefice-PW Secretary Tom Houle-Construction Jana Camp-Project Inspector Coordinator Inside this issue: ClP Projects in Design 8-10 ClP Project in Construction 11-12 CIP Completed 13 Traffic Engineering Division 4 Environmental 5-7 Engineering Division Subdivision 2-3 Engineering Division Mission and Value 1 Statement MISSION STATEMENT: "The Town of Marana Department of Public Works is committed to providing quality service by consistently delivering and maintaining reliable, safe public facilities with a productive, respectful, and ethical workforce". VALUE STATEMENT: OUR OPERATING VALUES ARE: Satisfaction, Respect, Service, ::ommunication, Reliability, Quality, Consistency, and Productivity. Sandy F arris-Laserfische Scanner CIP Engineering Division Kevin Thornton, Division Manager Carl Larson-Project Manager Myrlene Francis, Senior ROW Acquisition Agent Pete Saldivar- Senior ROW Acquisition Agent Construction Management Division James Flores-ROW Inspector Fernando Prol-Division Manager Scott Leska-Traffic Engineer Alfonso Rodriguez- Engineering Technician Shad Bustamante-Engineering Aide Subdivision Engineering Keith Brann-Acting Town Engineer, Division Manager Monica Moxley-Engineering Technician Ben Higgins-Jr. Engineering Aide Debbie Pickard-Document Control Coordinator Michelle White-Student Worker Environmental Division Jennifer Christelman- Division Manager Lisa Duncan-Environmental Planner Corby Lust- Environmental Aide Paul Baughman-Engineering Technician Tim Allen-Division Manager Traffic Engineering Division Carole Paul-Plans and Records Coordinator STAFF NOTES This has been an exciting year for the Department and we would like to share a few of the highlights: Paul Baughman, Jennifer Christelman, & Keith Brann received certification for Floodplain Manger-January 2005 Paul Baughman received his BS in Civil Engineering-May 2005 Lisa Duncan received her MS in Environmental Technology Management-December 2005 Lisa Duncan-EPAC chair member December 2005 Jennifer Christelman-2nd Vice Chair Pima County Regional Flood Control District Advisory Committee Keith Brann became Acting Town Engineer-May 2005 Myrlene Francis-IRWA Board Treasurer Myrlene Francis-Treasurer, Education Chair, & ROW Mini-Forum Committee Corby Lust-Town Representative to SWAT, Strategic Warriors Against Transmission "_,~"",~~,_~_,"""",""""",~"",~,_,,,,"~'",",_..,~._.,.,~.......,."_U".., . __,,~.".,",._ SUBDIVISION ENGINEERING DIVISION-PROJECTS IN THE WEST This is an outlet development at the Cortaro Wal-Mart Developer-WAM properties Key Infrastructure-There is no major infrastructure to serve this site other than what has already been provided by Arizona Pavilions. Time Frame-Project is completed and a walk-thru has been done. This Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. This is an outlet development at the Cortaro Wal-Mart Developer-Preferred Retail Store Development Key Infrastructure-There is no major infrastructure to serve this site other than what has already been provided by Arizona Pavilions. Time Frame-Project is completed and a walk-thru has been done. This Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. Commercial center west of the Santa Cruz and South of Cortaro Road. This center is located behind the Walgreen's Developer-Continental Ranch Development Key Infrastructure-New public roadway network and utilities inside the commercial center. This network will ultimately serve the upcoming library site. Time Frame-The initial roadways are completed and a walk-thru has been completed. Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. Several pad developments are close to being permitted in this new site. Small strip mall on Cortaro across from the Wal-Mart Developer-American Construction Key Infrastructure-No major infrastructure is part of this project. The site does however provide a link from Cortaro and other commercial businesses to Hospitality Drive. Time Frame-First phase is completed and a walk- thru has been completed. Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. Family restaurant just north of the Cracker Barrel Developer-Texas Roadhouse Key Infrastructure-No major infrastructure is part of this Project. .,<'<tl~. Time Frame-Project is complete and a walk-thru has been done. Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. Urgent Care Center at Continental Reserve Loop Road and Silverbell Road Developer-Diamond Ventures for Northwest Medical Center Key Infrastructure-Entrance work on Silverbell and Continental Reserve Loop Road. There was also a water line extension needed to serve the Project. Time Frame-Project is complete and a walk-thru has been done. Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. SUBDIVISION ENGINEERING DIVISION-PROJECTS IN THE WEST Developer-Diamond Ventures-many homebuilders Key Infrastructure-Continental Reserve Loop Road, Pima Farms Road improvement, ancillary roadways for subdivisions. Time Frame-Many blocks are completed with closeouts complete or imminent. Essentially the southern part of Continental Reserve is still being Master planned community west of Continental Reserve consisting of four blocks Developer-Diamond Ventures-Meritage and Pulte homebuilders Key Infrastructure-Pima Farms Road improvements, ancillary roadways for subdivisions. Time Frame-Block 1 has streets completed and houses are under construction. ...~ / Infill subdivision just north of the Lutheran Church on Silverbell Road Developer-DR Horton , '" Key Infrastructure-Ancillary roadways for subdivisions. Time Frame-Project is complete and a walk-thru has been done. Project will be finalized once a close-out package is accepted. Commercial strip center east of the Walgreen's on Twin Peaks Road Developer-Fina Companies Key Infrastructure-Slip left turn lane on Twin Peaks in the existing median. Time Frame-Project was recently permitted for construction. Master planned community west of Rattlesnake Pass Developer-Empire Companies-KB homebuilders Key Infrastructure-Improvements to Airline Road, Lambert Road, Twin Peaks Road, creation of new collector roads, Saguaro Highlands, and Saguaro Peaks, ancillary subdivision streets. Marana Water service will be brought to this subdivision as well. Time Frame-The first phase of residential blocks is under permit including onsite spine infrastructure. Airline and Lambert work will be bid in December. . . 9 Division Traffic Engmeerm DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS . . " is currently conducting a . The Traffic Eng~neenng DIVlsl~r~ffic control signal is warranted study to determme wh~the~ all Road and Continental Reserve at the intersection ?f Silver S~Ud will include turning movement Loop/Somerton Dnve. The, Yf the traffic operations at the counts as well as o?servatl~~:~t data for the intersection will be 'ntersection. In addition, ac~ the appropriate data has been researched and .an~'yzed, nce anal sis will be performed in collected. a traffic sIgnal warrantu .~ Ym Traffic Control Devices. 'th th Manual on nhor accordance WI e h uld be completed within the It is anticipated tha~ the st~~~:t i~ a traffic signal is warranted at next 30-~5 days, It IS note r of the Northwest Medical Center, this locatIon, the develope r of the intersection, will be located on the southwest corn~ d construction of the traffic responsible for funding the desIgn an signal. lr ./ ~. :J ~~y BOULEV ARD OACHLlNE OSSWALK C EET CR lli--ST~ TIO~ raised pavement !J!DIC EO-illuminatedarning system In-street L d advance w achline markers a~ installed at. CZntal Ranch d in hBa:~e~:~d at the t~r~~~s proiec~~~~~f the o ity Cen rocure. and commun 5 with the Pith VOice FY 2004-20'~nt equipm~nt : AOA comph sing indication . mpleted audible cros . ect should be ~~arter of . The Pro! f the 1 st Status. t the end 0 on or abou 2006. OF TRAFFIC ~~~~~~ENT ARY PGRADING COYOTE T ~DEVICES FOR t dents crossing OL' t of s u . SCHO. the safe y te Trails - hance f Coyo to en rea 0 ..' n In order Road in the a Traffic OlVISIO ments be Silverbell ry School, t~e 'ficant impro~e arkings on Elementa ed that slgnl. signs an m recommetnh~ existing tr~ffglnCs and markinagr~;ng signs, de to N w Sl ted w . ma bell Road. e f school-rela t mark'ngs I Silver a variety 0 'n pavemen 005 schoo including hool cross I g tart ofthe 2 'Iate signs II as sc . t the s ppropr. as we. lied pnor 0 II of the a tly to raise were In~ta expected tha~~Uld help gre~ng year. It IS. changes school crossl d marking s of the s an warenes drivers a conditions. PEDESTRIAN SAFETY AT THE SILVERBELL ROADIWADE ROAD INTERSECTION ~004'0~ A study Was recently conducted al Ihe S;lverbell RoadlWade Road inlersection to determine If any improvements 10 Ihe pedeslrian s;gnal timings and Iraffic signing are required at this 1000lion. The study found Ihal Ihe existing pedeSlrian signal timings and signing are adequale and no safely deficlenc;es exisl al Ihe inlerseclion. However, in order to enhance the ma'llin of safely for elderly Pedeslrians and young students, Who tend to more slOwly, the Pedestrian signa; timings for croSSing both legs Of Siiverbell Road will be increaSed. In addition, regulatory signs advising drivers thaI are tuming, need 10 yield to Pedestrians will be lnslalled on Ihe Wade Road approaches 10 Ihe inlersection. The signa; liming and signing improvements will be made in Ihe very near future. HAB'T AT CONS The Town of ERVATlON PLAN specl'es ' Marana's H N'NG' In t t ab't . four specie o,al. There are I at Conservati Cactus F s '~c/ude the specific strat ?n Plan (HCP measureserruglnOUs PygmTUCOson Shovel eNgles for four of t)h considers six c used i y wI - ose S ese s ' onSelVatio n the slral . ,and Ihe B nake, Ihe G _es Th and Pate TO: measures for :es for these f~rrowlng OWl. Thround Snake I~se !!.tatus: nsend's Big_Ea~da~dltionat Sp~:I~es a/so :c~Z~SeIVati~n e Th at.' the Les as e T ser Lo Depa::; ",celved ache ng-Nosed Bal Workin ~t In reimbur ck for $97 21 the Ye2r~: Game & ~~~entfor Ih~ Y~:: from Arizona Service Pi 0 gran!. The T to fmalize the ,One granl ite Game & Fish cons '. ma Counl OWn Is co ask items. ms. Staff Engl:':;:,ogftannln~' :;o~the City ~f~::'c~ng with ti.~~~'~emen' :~~~~Z te ~ossibmty fa:: of TUcson ~. Staff met withO~~o discuss re;t & Wildlife or in~~~u~~ff POi~~~o~~~~h: p~;";.C;::~~~~ a?d AZ~S~I:; Ar:;~:~~i:' pennit thaiennlls Inlo such dlfficu/ty of en BIO/oglcal Opin. to dISCUSS the drscussions covers more tha a penni!. The compassing a~on for Ihe HCP' are planned n natIonwide possIbility exist ons InVolving s. ~ . permitt sford .... ype activitie eve/oping a ... s, and more ~ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS nvironment IE' a ngmeerin Oi" ~ "'RIZON'" POLLUTION DISCHARGE ELlMIN'" TION SYSTEM: This Project was initiated by a federal mandate establishing the Nationai pollutant Discharge Elimination system's (NPDES) phase Ii storm water program. The "'rizona Department of Environmentai Quality (AD ED) has primacy over this program in "",zona. Six minimum controi measures (MCMs) mandated by "'DEQ for compliance with the program include: 1. Public Education and outreach 2, Public Participation and Involvement 3. Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination 4. Construction Site Storm Water Runoff Control 5, post_construction Storm Water Runoff Control 6. Municipal Operations pollution prevention and Good Housekeeping Status: The SWMP is avaiiabie on the Town's website for a public review and com- ment period prior to staff taking the document to Town councii for approval. The Town has been phasing into full compliance with its MS4 permit since the original NOi and initial draft SWMP were submiited for the March 10, 2005 deadiine. A storm water calendar using artWork from iast years storm water artWork contest for MUSD chiidren wiil be distributed to Town staff and avaiiabie at the Holiday lighting ceremony on December 3, 2005. Staff wiil be addressing comments received on the SWMP and deveioping outreach and public involvement activities for 2006 during December and January. The Environmental Division has begun reviewing all Storm Water poliution prevention plans (SWPPP) for grading permits and ctP projects. ~ Environment IE' a ngmeering Divisi DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS E!'vironmental Overlav District The Environmental Division is currently working with other departments to develop an overlay that .will protect the Riparian corridors through the Tortohta Fan area. Status: Town staff continues to meet to discuss alternatives. Alternatives to date include a wash buffer concept, 30% allowable disturbance, and buffers determined by individual developers based on the centerline of the 100-year floodplain limits and the flow of the wash. . Specific limits are not yet established due to the plan~mg of the Tangerine Corridor, potential endangered speCies de-listing, and existing Biological Opinions. Arizona tate Parks ~ ^~~ !h...k......u OLD PUEBLO ARCHAEOLOGY PARTNERING & HERITAGE FUND: The Yuma Mine Wash and District Park sites are nch in archaeoiogical and historicai artifacls from Hohokam indians and the Boroquaz-Aguirre Ranch sites. The Town of Marana entered into a partnering Agreement with Old PueblO Archaeoiogy to excavate, slabiiize, interpret the histoncal and culturai significance of the discoveries, and to provide public education and opportunitias for public participation at the archaeologicai sitas. Old PueblO was authorized by the Town \0 submit a grant application for Heritage Grant Funds from Anzona State Parks. The grant supplies money for the secunty, slabiiization, interpretive, and educational aspects of the partoenng agreement Old Pueblo hosts public education tours each year and offers opportunities for the public to participate in the archaeological digs at the Yuma Mine Wash site. Status: Tours and public assisted digs resumed in October 2005. Did PueblO is under contract to provide archaeology services to the Silverbellllna Road conslnJction Project The supplemental report on the Yuma Mine Wash sites and Bojorquez-Aguirre Ranch sites were flied with the Army Corps of Engineers in September, 2005. These sites wili require additionai data recovery work. Old Puebio is currently cooperating with Parks and Recreation on the concept of the native garden, interpretive \rails through the HohOkam site, preservation of the Bojorquez-Aguirre Ranch site, and interpretive signage. The Hentage Fund granl contains a conservation agreement with Anzona State Parks. This agreement conflicts with several of the CIP Project goals. The Town of Marana sent a request for amendments to the conservation easemenl agreement \0 Anzona State Parks after a November 2, 2005 meeting with slaff to discuSS the orlginai amendment packet sent explaining the conflicts. Anzona State Parks staff wili make a recommendation \0 HPAC for the December 5, 2005 HPAC meeting. Following that meeting, HPAC will make a recommendation to the Arizona State Parks Board, who will meet on January 19, 2006 \0 make a final decision on the Town's requests. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS . g Division . mental Engineerm SUNFLOWER CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE: This is a group of citizens in Continental Ranch that are concerned with the Air Quality in ~he Town of Marana and the neighboring impacts In the County. Status: The Environmental Division ~~s met with this group to help facilitate between the cl,tlzens of Continental Ranch, Pima County EnvIronmental Services and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, 'If '" '" DEL NORTE: TRES RIOS ative effort , a cooper Water This Study IS City of TucsonFIOod Control between th~ Pima County arana in Departmen 'the Town of, Md States Arrn,y District and 'th the Untte ose of thIs fon WI he purp conjunc I Engineers, T oximately an Corps of valuate appr Santa Cruz Study is to ~e stretch of thesanders Road eighteen m~rince Road tOh as habitat River from rOJ'ects sUC d control, ntial P Iy floo for pote ater supp , 'de a restoration, ,w . and to pro~1 s d recreatIon, f the finding , an sibility Study 0 have a draft Fea . Staff expects ~~ril 2006. The Status., Study 5 by , on the Feasibility a is working t'tng f Maran bl"c mee r Town 0, of the pu t first qua~~ coordinatIon tatively for the availability cheduled ten, Army Corps s 06 pending of 20 " and funding. TITLE 16-EFFLUENT RE-USE PLANNINQ:. The Title 16 process began several years ago as a regional effluent re-use planning effort, WhiCh Was Initially COordinated by the Tucson Regional Water Council. Title 16 Is a funding mechanism available Ihrough the Bureau of Reclamation Ihat offers 50% Federal matching funds for Ptannlng and 25% Federal ma/ching funds for COnslruCl/on of waler infrastructure Projects thaI meet the Programs Criteria. ~-'alu!; This Project Will take much of the agriculture on the SOuth side of the Santa Cruz River off grOundwater, protect water quatlty in OUr aqUifers, and prOVide a retlable, low-cost wat., SUPply for the agricultural economy. The ToWn will also have the baCkbone of a non-potable SUPply system on the south side of the Santa Cruz River, WhiCh will be able to SUPply tun and exterior use if that area Urbanizes in the future. The Town is cU,,"nlly Working with the Bureau of ReClamation on this Project. Channel d control k and Floo ett Linear Par rt (OCR) for . n of Barn ncept Repo DCR/Des! . a Design Co conveyance iver, #2003.1~ . ts of preparing storm water Santa Cruz R - onslS. rpose d the the This Proiect ~on of a multl-P~nterstate 10 a~ and through the construc I parI< between of Barnett Roa , stem/linear t alignment 0 ment. ~iong the CU"':::,n Fa<ms oevel P be determined. s to use ,he proposed Pay ction Tim~ To The Town intendstorm water d Constru leted. nt of the. e Estimate R has been com~de developme wn counCIl, th d the - The DC t 01 to gUI taff To ies, an ~tu~ oordination 0 arl< among s o~tside agenc 05 in a OCR as a c stem/linear p interested July 26, 20 d There is onveyance sy ment partners, s initialize~ on Jim DeGroo . c ,,'s develop . process wa counCil by design. Tow.. \" ThIS Town or general pUbr~~entation t~~~005/2006 budg summa';.~a"able In ,he TANGERINE FA" fundIng I"lMS #2004-36: Thisp . rOJect Consists rOadWay frOm the 1- of constructing a new Gladden Farms 10ITangerine Road 1: fOur (4)lane divided are multi-use I and connecting to Mo raffle InterChange th anes, SideWalks ore Road. Includ . rough Estimated Co ' and a landscaped .ed In this PrOject nstrUction Time. medIan. 1 st QUarter of 2006. . ~us: 90% pi 6 2---':' 0 ans sp .' 005 and comm~nts ecs, and Cost estimate d'"""SSlons With devel were. "'turn"" OctObe:3~ere sUhm'"ed OctOb opers In the area are . ' ~005. OngOing er ContinUing. o t on Design CIP ProJec s I DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OCR for the Ina Road Corridor #99-053: This Project consists of the development of a Design Concept Report (OCR) for the widening and/or reconstruction of Ina Road and the area south of Ina Road between Thornydale Road and Camino Martino extending to Orange Grove Road. The OCR will also look at connectivity, access, and safety for the area between Ina Road on the north, Costco Drive on the south, 1-10 to the west, and Thornydale to the east. Estimated Construction Time: To be determined. Status: Statements of Qualifications (SOQ's) were received August 4,2005 from six (6) potential Consultants. Town Staff reviewed the SOQ's and elected to interview the top 2 Consultants for final selection. The interviews were held September 2, 2005. A letter of Intent was sent to HDR on September 12, 2005. The Scoping meeting with Town Staff and the Consultant was held October 4, 2005. NT OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTME E #200"\.44~enta\ ort (.oCR), ,",~~G \Jiron t ReP II,ERC ,sIS 01 E~ cooceP oal'ge p.l<S I . I coos oeS'9 eo'. . ,o,erc 0 aod _M,II pE pro,,,,, ,"oce. a\\90'" ,raff>c, 011-\ · " e , 0110\1'>) clea corndor . 0 01 ",e RR eas poa"s",eo' ~s lOr ",e Mal deS'9al ",e U~aoa. I 2001. !'Sse\5% pIa 01 "'" 'NCIl"e de lAa a"er 0 aod cOos'sIS araled s Ica""oo . 20d QO se " sell ~,sta . SI>" be" poa a 9rade Cloda ".... ..ove'" w'o (1"1). eclloO '0 trOetloo dav.30 ,ed 00' , cOoo d Cons lNedoe~oo' '0G6bO'" 'OCa SI>ff. Estimate s ne\d on ntal"Y SC nded b'J 0" own nearing . wa \el1'e \ atte sUs tne ~ . \1ean09 ea<s € as we' cOoseo oe' was pob"C ,,",0 p ar,09 w ".,oe ersoo 2005. ,oe 5 a' ",ed The oe sS owo~ ~OO' p e",ber. er'o<\' 200 , Roa 'd bOS'oe...~. aO \ 5 Dee ",eo' P pea\<S aO HI" d 00 cO'" ">5 e . dents \tant. wi\\ en . g tne \ E.p... wi\\ b reS' ooso "" dOl'O nOa act, uRS C sOcOess'od lOr "'~a"'ered d '010 10~caOI ''''P was a nt pen ""ents entere ""0 Signl ",e 0"""" be 01" aO ,oe co~",e. a"~d aod;" f,od'''gOB rece,v'090t ,o's ,s ~tlo>5 aoswer ,fO" ;er 012 w\ll be vero",e i\\ be d tna Qual \ at we a\ GO w obclpa,e loe ,rs' ol,nod '~e feder I<o'be a d In en n 11' \\1 JII1' 'ssue s be 00 'ro ""an I na 00. ess.., ne ,own $500,0 ,congr ' d.tiona\ fforts 0 ad I tne e due to tit". OO"E "'AI 'gn ~~~~ oe~ , E tlI t 0' a ent 0 \~O 0 l1'en \ignl1' o CAtlI 00"\ .52 de\Je\OP 'b\e rea Linda ~fOt' ~ #2 ,tne OSSI witn OCR"E~S\O nsistsR 0) 'or tne ~section dlOo\Je E~ . ct CO OC inte Roa 'S pro'';"e'''''' ( a \0 \IS ger,oe 200B ~~ncept de N\anda~ tne ~:~ection. d Quarter ino ar d \n\ . 2n ca'" \lOo'ev levar IOCR. as ~,s,a 'a'O \lOo ,elloO 0 U' Pso", lAooo d Co"' '0 lAlA booal r 2B- Esb",a'e as 'SSO~ ',olO~: oc\ob~ber \0. . ed w 005. s ne No\Je ~ proce 2'3,2 ers wa ne\d . to ber \Nn ...as "'lotlCe tel1' rt'J 0 ~ng .. p.. '" n sep rope l1'ee \ \nc. o. g witn p OgreSS eetin p.. pr 11' 2005. 21, 2005. TNORNYDALE ROAO ORANGE GROlfE TO THE CAN DADA DEL ORo WASH ~ This Pm)ect Consists of recons,,"cting ThornYda/e Road to six (6) lanes With mUlti-use lanes, curb and gutter, a landscaped "'''''ian. sidewalks. "affie Signal "'Odifications. drainage i",pmve",ents. and pUblic art. Estimated ConstrUction Time: It is anticipated that construction WiIJ begin in 2nd QUarter of 2006 With CO"'pletion expee"'d in November of 2006. ~ The 100% plans are CO"'Plete. Right (S) Of-Way acqUisition and utilily relOCation WiIJ be CO"'Plet"" Prior to the end of 2005. The demOlition of 2 structures Which occurred in OctOber 2005 is SUbstantial co"'Plete. Willia", Oo'llan & AsSOCiates have been selected for the ThornYda/e Road BUSiness ASSistance Program. Scope of Wo", and fee nego.a.ons are underway. WORKS T OF PUBLIC DEPARTMEN "'ARANA CONTINENTAl. RANCH 1I8!lAAy #2003-ll4, The P'oPOsed 'Whee'e, Tah Abbelt lib",,,,, is in'ended '0 house an even'uall00,OOO VOlume book COllection in a P'oPOSed 15,000 squa,. foo, bUilding. A 5,000 squa'e foo, Shell space Will be bid as an additiVe altemate to 'he base bid. The P"'Posed tib'a<y Will contatn S/ate of the art 'ec/lOoIogy Computer labs and a pUblic meeting room. ~Richa'" & Baue" llC ~ It " an'c'pated thalthe design Will be COmpleted in the 1 S/ QUarte' of 2006. Estimated ConstrUction Time: The COnS/mction Phase is anticipa'ed to have a dU"'tion of app"'Xima'e/y twelve (12) mOnths. ~ The lib",,,, Team is scheduled '0 meet On 15 Decembe" 2005, '0 'eview the ConS/mction Cos, ES'ma'e and the S/a,us of the P'ojec"o da'e, The A'Chitec,U"" Finn of Richa", & Baue" llC is SCheduled '0 P,.sent the lib",,,, design to the Teen COUncil on ThU"day, 15 Decembe" 2005, The Team did not mee, dUring the month of Novembe" ANK RK 8 04: _,_"'O\C'T p~ . ding ~~?\J~a\ong ~onsists O~::tIO 2 proiect I< pro ta Cru Hon 'Tnis .......ent ban, the sancortaro 'de protec '1 ce,,, nl< 0' d to ro\J\ so' est ba Roa n ",\II P \tn me ain tn~ ""'r ~rorn Ina tire reac d e\Jent, ""'tne twO rn Rwe 'Tnis en ar ~oo nning asn Roa"'ne ,Oo-ye afea ,pa ",ine W b,eacn, 'rorn t. o~ tne yurna tnis sU ' ptlOn ~ tne oss e"e. tarle' 0 0), I\Cf ",ents. be distnbU ,C and ',,,,pfOVe ",," ai,o acn to (wa'n~\II be no, ,tructU",~ mi' 'Ub~per\ies tnere l<eY-In side o. ent pr riate eitner adlac MPf~~cted onage, to ~:vents, n,wct\on con~ude da":.ent floo 1\"'.' Co aM' o' pre in~req ctioO ~ st QU during coostt'u. in tne 'ng ~or ted begIn ntinU\ Estima, ated to cHon CO ns. i' an"<Aftn con'tr,~ (6) ",ont ",viOU"YO'" 2006 "'-",ateIY" ,to'" tbe P,ets in 2 1etra apprO)(1 cornrnentds 9B% p\anbrnitted to . an d sU nose ~ d 95% '\ed an . elude t brnltte cornp' nts ,n sU been rnrne na\Je 'Tnese ~o a County. 'Teen. by plrn recei\Jed SIL V'ERBELL ROAD ~ CORTARo ROAD TO IIVA This Project ConSists of rec , to fou, (4) lanes Wi'h "" ons'mC'mg Silverbe" ROad Project will also I'm a O-Way left-turn lane T,he ' prove the h . . altgnments and add rb Of/Zontal and vertical I Cu and gUt( , anes, a sanita", se", e" mUl'PUmose pUblic art, d'ainage i'::; sYstem, Sidewalk landSCaPing alignmen, imp"'vemen","':,~ments and inte"ection ' tncludes a new tr.am, na and Silverbell WhiCh c Signal. ES"mated Const"'c'on Tim,,, ConstrUction is antici of 2006 follOWing CO::,,~~"/'o begin in the 2nd QUarte, COrta", ROad Inte,Ch 'On Of ADOT 1-10 IVork a'the sUrvey. ange and the 2006 Pygmy OWi ~ The 100% Plans are has been iSSUed by the A COmPle'e. The 404 penni, conS/mCUon SChedUle' b nny Coms of Enginee" The ADOT Will be add' IS etng COordinated With AD' aT C 109 two (2) dd't' Orta", Fanns Road r, iii / ' "'naltanes unde, the' Sllverbell Road Pr.o , t a, IC nterChange and the ' ~ec WtI/ begin ' . COnclU"on of 'he AOoT . "nmed,atety follOWing that G"'nite Wi" comple,:;;t'Cf, ADOT has indica~ Carta", T "'lIic Inte'Chan . e unde'Pass IVork a, the ge 10 February 2006. T OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMEN . .... \'1. OZ,O'" 0 coun R * 20 ?\('(\a c\ln9 . s€,\f4€: \o-tJ~'cons\{u\\'\e \n9 ~\ \\,\e 0\ ea. ~\0-tJ €,\G een s\s\S \S a{ {ro \\,\e . "P- \"\ , "" "" d coo \"\"'9" e",e. \\00, ""s \"\011. 10\"" e<^"o ol'e" o' ",e s .",\\~ so",el. . oln\ 9 \09('(\ \,\e \-\ 110n \ {e\'\ \\,\e ,'s., oe'o "OU,' s\luc ,0",eO 'os '0 e'lS. . ?IO\"" "U"'\"IOU\"e cOO od?" 10"'~oe l'\ ; ,"'~ \lSOP.o\\oes'o,ste~ "oos "o""e ~'" ",I an e{ ('(\a\ ~ ao('(\1 e ('(\aln c\\On \\,\e n s" t! "',' 01'" oooe 0,01. ()6 '0' eouo '0\\00 09'0 C".sed "(I",e. I ol~Q .",ouo \l) CO"'?o".1I "II ",,? c"oo Qu.~e '0 ",e coed oil; ,0'" SS "" os\!" _~od ,oc,' \l)?1O cu~e eeo oOe CO 00 "', 'CO lS s" ?I ,eO ?'o" Gi'''' "0" ,,01 "" "s""" ed co'" ded '0 od ",e coo'''dO\''O~,ceoe . \?" ",et ..SU ",e dU'o 5 "ul '"'''c. ".eo' ouot! ~QQ5. sC"o e ~QQ ~e""~ ?,,,,, ;"o~ :;ed. ~~e '0 '" ?{O\ A 9.() . se9\e oe\I'-J el(...S ....\'\e Q ':) \ n be -tJe \ 2Au. c.o \0 \'10 ~'\. ('(\ \n ?1ge. a\e G{\~ 9 \o{ {0'f..1('(\ ",.,"0 d'?? ..... HONEA HEIGHTS ROADWA Y IMPROVEMENTS ~ This P"'jecl COnsisls of ,ehabilitating /he pavemenl follOWing cons""C/ion of Ihe se""" mainline by Pima CoUnly. Sidewafks Will be added Ih'oughoul the a"'a once se""" connections have been made to each individual property OWner. Estimated ConstrUction Time: ConslNClion Will begin fOllOWing COmplellon of /he se""" mainline by Pima County, anliCipaled fo, Ihe 2nd QUarter Of 2006. ~ Plans have been sUbmi"ed to Pima CounlYand the COnl",C/o" Grimm Inc. 10 P"'vide a cosl P"'POsal to COmplete this "'''* "lth the cU"ent Honea Heigh~ Se""" Imp'ovemenl P"'ieC/ The P"'pOsal has been 'eceived and commen~ have been fonva'd"<f to /he COUnty and the Contractor. ..... ..... ENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTM " caRrARa FARM ~ S ROAD-UPRR To STAR GRASs DRIVe Phase 11: The secOnd h _ .Road ""m 'he UPRR':;' ~'e COnsf,.. of Widening Co,",," F '?C1Ud~s Widening, d"'ina~: ~~nSta' G'a" Dnve. 7'he p,"jec~nn, "gna' 'mp,"vemen", and p~blic"'ng and "gnage, 'eWe" t"'ffic ImprOVe traffic safety and th f/ arts. ThiS PrOject Will greatly e Ow of traffi th ~ Pha'e It ad . C ,"Ugh U,i, a'ea, COn''''C1ing wa, aWa;;'~~~~d fo, bid in Apnt of 2005. Hun'e, began an intenm 'e e con~act, Dunng Septemb constrUction PrOi/ct eah~a~ory Phase Prior to the main er, Hunter d J . I, IS mterim h . an salvage Of Plants a h . P aSe Will allow for the r eteClnc , "eolog,ca, 'Ocov emOVal a, ' ga" telephone, and cable '. ~"', and the ""ocation 01 ea and IS anticipated t I TV utlltttes Wlthm the P . o ast 3 to 4 mOnths. rOJect , ~r"l r. . " . " .~ \VT SANTA CRUZ RIVER SHARED USE PATH ~9'00~ _ This Project Consists of constructing a 14-foot wide shared use path that will extend behind Continental Ranch from Coyote Trails Elementary to EI Rio Neighborhood Park, a distance of approximately 2.7 miles. The path will be located along the westerly intermediate bank of the Santa Cruz RiVer. The Project also inclUdes landscaping and two (2) rest nodes. gtimated Construction Ti~ Completion-2nd Quarter 2006 Matti.!; Granite Construction was awarded the Contract on August 8, 2005. The Contract has been executed and a Pre-Construction conference Was held September 7, 2005. The Notice to Proceed Was issued October 3, 2005. A grOUndbreaking ceremony tOok place OctOber 5, 2005. .~ 'tV 1 SUMMARY OF COMPLETED PROJECTS FOR PAST FISCAL YEAR 2005-2006 TRAFFIC SIGNAL @ SILVERBELLIWADE COMPLETED JANUARY 2005 $211,825.15 MUNICIPAL COMPLEX COMPLETED MAY 2005 $29,635,000.50 ALL-WAY STOP CONTROL AT SANDARIO COMPLETED JUNE 2005 ROAD/TWIN PEAKS INTERSECTION $8,000.00 TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT TANGERINE COMPLETED SEPTEMBER 2005 ROADIDOVE MOUNTAIN INTERSECTION $260,505.00 * * fa. ~t)~ 'tV 1 "Mf.ItIt~ eJ{lU:'i'M;fl:' &- " }M1l1l~ }MXdtI(.K$t raC)'M i}ffi ~TdtIT C)r i}ffi 1>R1lAarfMEJff C)r 1l0~1IC wC)aI{,~