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FROM: JOHN SWEETEN -
COSTA
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR COUNTY
DATE: JUNE 24, 2003
SUBJECT: ALLOCATION OF TOSCO REFORMULATED GASOLINE PROJECT
RETURN-TO- SOURCE FUNDING
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATIONS:
APPROVE and AUTHORIZE the allocation of$658,409 of property tax return-to-source
funding from the Tosco Reformulated Gasoline Project for projects in the Rodeo, Crockett and
Tormey communities as recommended by the District II Supervisor and the Tosco Return-to-
Source Steering Committee.
BACKGROUND:
In 1995, the Board of Supervisors authorized sharing a portion of the property tax increment
resulting from the Tosco Reformulated Gasoline Project with the Crockett and Rodeo
communities for the purpose of economic development. The Tosco Return-to-Source
Steering Committee identified projects to be funded in the communities and agreed to
distribute the funding as follows: 45% to Rodeo; 40% to Crockett; and 15% to Tormey.
The specific projects are attached and include street improvements in the community of
Crockett, renovations at the Lefty Gomez Recreational Complex and development of a town
square in Rodeo, and tree planting in Tormey. The General Services-Capital Division will
implement the renovations at the Lefty Gomez Recreational Complex in Rodeo and the tree
planting project in the community of Tormey. The Public Works —Transportation Division will
implement the street improvements in Crockett, and Redevelopment will implement the town
square development in Rodeo.
Fiscal oversight will be provided by the R-10 Special District Advisory Committee for projects
in Rodeo and by the P-1 .Special District Advisory Committee for projects in Crockett and
Tormey. Each Special District Advisory Committee will review invoices from projects in its
assigned community or communities to ensure that the expenditures comply with the project
list and scope of work approved by the Tosco Return-to-Source Steering Committee and the
Board of Supervisors, and as shown on Exhibit A. Following such review by the Special
District Advisory Committee, invoices recommended for payment must be signed by the Chair
of the Committee and one other Committee member.
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Contact: Tony Enea 335-1094
CC: Supervisor Gayle B.Uilkema ATTESTED JUNE 2, 200
County Administrator's Office(Attn: Tony Enea) JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF
Tosco Return-to-Source Committee THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
General Services-Architectural Division AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
Redevelopment
Public Works-Transportation Division
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Gayle Uilkema ✓ �-
Supervisor
District 2
Contra Costa County
Dear Supervisor Uilkema,
This correspondence is to inform you of the first two projects that have been adopted by the
Return-to-Source Committee for the community of Rodeo. The Return-to-Source Committee has
developed a prioritized list of projects and have selected the top two to move forward on. These
projects were identified,prioritized and unanimously adopted by the Return to Source Committee
at a publicly noticed meeting,following several publicly noticed meetings where the project ideas
were discussed and developed.
The first project is the complete renovation of the tennis court facility at the Lefty Gomez
Recreation Complex into new multi-use courts. This project will include the removal of the current
playing surface; laying a new foundation and playing surface;striping; purchase and installation of
court equipment hardware for tennis, basketball and volleyball; and fence repair. The estimated
cost for this project is $35K. This project will begin immediately upon your approval of this request.
The second project is the development of a Rodeo Town Square, The R-10 is working with the
Redevelopment Department, RMAC and community groups to identify an appropriate location.
Once a location is identified,the cost of acquiring the land will be known. It is estimated that the
Rodeo Town Square will cost approximately$350K plus the cost of the land. There are several
sources of potential funding for this project in addition to Return-to-Source funds. These include
the Community Development Block Grant Program, memorial donations and brick sales. A more
detailed project plan will be submitted to your office upon the site identification.
The remaining projects include: improvements at Terry Park(San Pablo Ave), a teen center,
community center upgrades,and development of a skateboard park.
If you need any further information, please contact Diane Leite.
Thank you in advance for your consideration of this request.
Return to Source Committee Members:
Connie Batchelder
Diane Leite
Karen Schermerhorn
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The vision is clear. The development of a highly functional public space will enable the
community to enjoy themselves and ethers. It is envisioned that users experience a
naturalistic environment. It will be a place for all ages to visit and enjoy a rest after a
family walk or bike ride down the Creek Trail, or perhaps a Fourth of July Carnival and
parade, a summer concert, a farmer's market, an environmental classroom, a senior
citizen's flower garden, a botch ball court for tournaments with neighboring
communities..-the possibilities are" endless.
The location is crucial to the success of such a project. We've identified two parcels on
the corner of Parker Avenue and Investment Street (Assessor's parcels Nos. 357-161-
001 and 357-161-002) as the most advantageous location. These two parcels are
included within the project boundary of the Rodeo Downtown/Waterfront Strategic
Planning Process Background. Information Report, dated February, 2001. These parcels
were chosen for the following reasons:
I. The parcels are located at the west end of the Rodeo Creek Trail. It is known that
the students of Hillcrest Elementary School walk along the trail to fulfill their
environmental science studies. Wouldn't it be nice to see these children finish
their lesson in perhaps an outdoor amphitheatre setting with Redwoods behind
them? This is a vision of many and with your help, we can accomplish this.
2. The parcels have been vacant for over 20 years, and have a level of historic
significance to many rodeo residents who grew up attending the old St. Patrick's
Church.
3. The two parcels have been included in the Downtown Redevelopment Project
boundary.
COST ESTIMATES:
LAND ACQUISITON of the said parcels is necessary to $170,000.00
begin this project. 357-161-001 and 357-161-002
(see attachment)
DESIGN, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $ 70,000.00
(includes but not limited to services provided for site design,
engeineering, and production of final working drawings by a
licensed engineer, public works consultation and coordination
with CCC Redevelopment Personnel, approximately 10
public meeting hall fees, copying,postage, etc.
IMPLEMENTATION $ 90,000.00
(includes but not limited to site preparation, coordination
and engineering services with PG&E,EBMUD, Public Works,
Rodeo Sanitary District, Pacific Bell, and other utility
companies, landscape contractor time and materials)
MAINTENANCE CONTRACT( 3 years) $ 50,000.00
(includes but not limited 3 years maintenance by a
contracted/bonded landscape contractor to assure
maximum growth of plant material, replacement,
and general maintenance)
UTILITIES $ 50,000.00
including PG&E, EBMUD, RSD, etc.
Cost Estimate $430,000.00
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Starve Batchelder, Consulting Arborist
1534 Mase Street, Crockett, CA 94625
WC ISA Certiiled Arborist #228
Calif Contractor Lie. (C-27) 533675
Phone (510) 737-3875, Fax 510 787-3065
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Dick Zampa ?,
156 cold county Read DEC - 2 2002
Crockett, CA 94525
Daae: November 15, 2002 SUPERVIi OR GA LL I LILI'EMI\
Subject: Street Tree Planting in Selby
Dear Dick,
It was a pleasure to meet with you and to discuss your plans to plant trees in Tormey. As I
mentioned, l will be more than happy to continue to assist with the planting at no cost for arborist
services. The need for street trees along Old County is readily apparent. if the planting is
accomplished correctly, the results should benefit the community for many years. It appears that
25 to 30 trees can be planted.
€ have contacted landscape contractor Jahn Vetter regarding the implementation of the planting
and a cost estimate. John participated in the Crockett tree planting that used structural soil under
sidewalks. John has provided a bid for the installation of thirty trees using structural soil to avoid
impacting the car parking space along Old County Road in Selby.
Vetter Landscapes has provided a per tree estimate for planting trees. One-thousand dollars per
tree includes excavation of sites, mixing and placing the structural soil, tree planting and
mulching.
Maintenance will be handled through the Crockett Community Foundation nonprofit maintenance
organization.
Project Scenario
• Attain consent of adjacent property owner for responsibility for watering and caring for
trees.
• Underground Service Alert(USA) inspection
• Excavation of sites, backfill with structural soil.
• Plant, stake and mulch trees
• Watering and care will be by adjacent property owner.
Use of Structural Sails
Structural soil, a mix of rock and soil, is being used to provide a well oxygenated root
environment without restricting car parking. Structural soil was used in EEMP Grant tree
plantings in Crockett and Rodeo. Structural soil is becoming more common in usage in
urban tree planting.
Tormey Tres planting
Tree Species
Tree species that ars under consideration are the following:
Hedge Maple Acer Campestre
Crepe Myrtle Lagerstromia indica x faudei
Brisbane Bax Lophostemon confertus
Laurus `Saratoga' Laurus canariensis
Sincerely,
Stephen Batchelder
WC ISA Certified Arborist#228
Tosco Return-to-Source Committee Page 1
Crocket Contingent - Project estimates
OCTOBER 15, 2002
SUPERVISOR GAYLE B. UILKEMA
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
651 PINE STREET, ROOM 108A
MARTINEZ, CA 94553-1293
Dear Ms. Ulkema,
The Crockett Contingent of the Return-to Source Committee has arrived at a budget for
utilization of the allocated funds. Please review the following short term use for these
funds which will provide street side improvements along Pomona Street and Second
Avenue in Crockett. Long term use of future available funds will follow the
recommendations by the revitalization efforts put forth recently and in the future.
OVERVIEW
Crockett's representatives have recommended that the Crockett portion of the Tosco Return-to
Source monies be divided between physical improvements and developing and implementing the
revitalization of Crockett and Valona.
Physical improvements are important for developing excitement for revitalization and an important
step for the Design aspect of revitalization. In addition to physical improvements, other aspects of
revitalization have begun: Committees are in place to plan and implement Promotion, Economic
Restructuring and Organization. Creating a management team that is well structured, well funded
and committed to the future is the only way to make revitalization effective and lasting.
PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENTS
Crockett has recommended that, in the beginning, the majority of the Return-to-Source funds be
utilized for street improvements along Pomona Street and Second Avenue following the Downtown
Master Plan developed by Arbegast, Newton and Griffith. Top priority is given to the section from
the Plaza to Interstate 80. This will result in maximizing the impression of the approach to the
downtown of Valona/Crockett in coordination with completion of the Carquinez Bridge Project.
After completing Pomona Street, Second Avenue improvements are prioritized beginning from the
Plaza.
Tosca Return-to-Source Committee Page 2
Crocket Contingent - Project estimates
Phase 1: Crockett improvements, Pomona from Second Avenue to Sixth Avenue
Section 1
Rounded cost estimate for Sidewalk widening, Tree planting
Decorative Concrete at Second and Pomona
Relocation of Decorative lights, irregular walkways: $205,000
Section 2
Installation of Street Furniture on Pomona from Third to Sixth
Quantity Unit Cost Total
Bench: DuMor #19 Eft 7 1,100 7,700
Trash receptacle: DuMor #102 (62-408), 22 gal w/shld 8 1,000 8,000
Banner Poles: JW Watley &Co, Hamilton Series 2 4,000 8,000
Bicycle Racks; 6 100 600
Decorative Plantings 5 200 1,000
Contingency: 10% 2,530
Total $27,830
Phase 2: Crockett Improvements, Second from Pomona to Wanda Street
Section 1
Rounded cost estimate for Sidewalk widening, Tree planting
Decorative Concrete at Second and Pomona
Relocation of Decorative lights, irregular walkways: $127,000
Section 2
Installation of Street Furniture on Second from Pomona to Wanda Street
Quantity Unit Cost Total
Bench: DuMor#19 Eft 3 1,100 3,300
Trash receptacle: DuMor #102 (62-438), 22 gal w/shid 4 1,000 4,000
Bicycle Racks; 5 100 500
Decorative Plantings 6 200 1,200
Contingency: 10% 900
Total $9,900
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Crocket Contingent - Project estimates
Phase 3: Crockett Improvements, Second from Wanda to Starr Street
Section 1
Rounded cost estimate for Sidewalk widening, Tree planting
Decorative Concrete at Second and Pomona
Relocation of Decorative lights, irregular walkways: $107,000
Section 2
Installation of Street Furniture on Second from Pomona to Wanda Street
Quantity Unit Cost Total
Bench: DuMor #19 Eft 2 1,100 2,200
Trash receptacle: DuMor#102 (62-438), 22 gal w/shld 2 1,000 2,000
Bicycle Racks; 0
Decorative Plantings 1 200 200
Contingency: 10% 440
Total $4,840
ON-GOING REVITALIZATION IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY
In the year 2000 the Cannon Design Group completed the initial phase of the Downtown
Revitalization Study (QRS). Jeffrey Eichenfield & Associates has made recommendations and
estimated the cost for implementing the revitalization steps recommended in the DRS.- Jeffrey
Elchenfield will be working with the Downtown Upgrade Committee (DUC) providing on-call
technical assistance services to help plan and implement the diverse aspects of the revitalization of
Crockett/Valona. Each subcommittee of the DUC will be planning their future projects and budgets
will be developed soon.
The following members of the Return-to-Source Committee representing the Crockett contingent
agree to the above uses of funds allocated to Crockett for such projects.
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Pr4ect Name: Crockett Improvement
Prcifed Locatloni Ponwna from 2nd to 6th Ave,Crockett
Project Lectgtbt 1210 FT
Date of IEsti,mate: 4/2/2002 .Revision No.
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No. Description Quantity Units Unit Cost Total
I Mobilization 1 IS $5,000.00 55,000.00
2 Traffic Control 1 LS $5,000.00 $5,000.00
3 Construction Area Signs I LS 53,200.00 $3,200.00
4 Relocate Existing-Dccorativc Lights 5 EACH $800.00 $4,000.00
5 Roadway Excavation 146 CY $40.00 $5,$4(3,00
6 Trees 29 EACH $1,000.00 $29,000.00
7 Carate for Tree 29 EACH $250.00 $7,250.00
8 Planting 52 SY $30.00 $1,560.00
9 Cold Plane AC 485 SY $15.00 $7,275.00
10 Dccorativc Asphalt Concrete 483 SY $45.00 $21,825.00
11 Minor Concrete(Sidewalk) 1488 SF $10.07 $14.880.00
12 Minor Concrete(Curb Ramp) 13 EACH $2,500.00 $32.500.00
13 Traffic Striping-12in White 245 LF $3.00 $738.00
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22
23
24
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27
28
29
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OTHER COSTS, Preliminary Engineering(15%) $20,710.20 SUBTOTAL $138,068.00
Construction Engineering(21%) $28,994.28 OTHER COSTS $49,704.48
RW Engineering SUBTOTAL $187,771.48
Real Property CONTINGENCY* S16.706.23
R/W Acquisition TOTAL $204,418.71
Environmental
Total OTHER COSTS $49,704.48
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PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS 4/02/2002
CROCKETT IMPROVEMENT
CITY- Crockett
CONTACT: Wayne Nelson
NICER.: (510) 787-3600
PROJECT LIMITS:
PHASE 1: POMONA STREET BETWEEN 2ND AND 6TH STREET
PHASE 2: 2ND STREET BETWEEN.POMONA AND CE RE, STREET
I. SIDEWALK.WIDENING
Sidewalk widening should only occur on Pomona Street Between 2nd and 1st
Avenue to an approximate width addition of 3 feet on each side. This would
`i allow 8-foot parking on both sides and standard 12-foot lanes for through traffic.
The new sidewalk would not replace the old sidewalk, the sidewalk will be
placing the crew next to die old.
2. RELOCATION OF DECORATIVE LIGHTS
When the sidewalk is widened between 2nd and I st Avenue the decorative
lighting will need to be moved out from existing sidewalk to the widened area to
allover a clear walkway for pedestrituis.
3. IRREGULAR WALKWAYS
We recommend that the sidewalk on the South side of Pomona Street between
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2nd and I st Avenue should be adjusted to create a level sidewalk when this area is
widened.
4. POTENTIAL SLIDE REPAIR
On the south side of Pomona Street between 2nd and 1sc Avenue,a substantial
retaining wall extends about 20 feet high. Above this retaining wall is additional
fill at about 1:1 slope. This area appears to be sliding as indicated by the slanting
fence and sidewalk. We recommend that measures to stabilize this slope be taken
before repairs are made to the sidewalk. We recommend follow-up with our
maintenance division to research possible funding for this repair.
* The County has contacted Stan Matsumoto in Maintenance about the retaining wall
history on Pomona in Crockett on 04/16/02 and is awaiting a response.
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PROJECT LIMITS: POMONA ST. BETWEEN 2ND AND 6TFi ST.
I. MOBILIZATION
SEVERAL PIECES OF EQUIPMENT ARE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE
CONSTRUCTION. THEREFORE,ASSUME A $5.000 MOBILIZATION COST.
2. TRAFFIC CONTROL
TRAFFIC CONTROL MEASURES ARE REQUIRED, SINCE CONSTRUCTION
WILL BE ON THE MAIN STREET OF CROCKETT.THEREFORE,ASSUME
15.0Q0 FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL,
3. CONSTRUCTION AREA SIGNS
APPROXIMATELY 16 SIGNS ARE REQUIRED. ASSUME LS OF $3,200
4. RELOCATE EXISTING-DECORATIVE LIGHT
5 LIGHTS ON POMONA STREET WILL BE RELOCATED IF THE SIDEWALK
IS WIDENED ON BOTH SIDES OF POMONA WEST OF 2ND AVE. ASSUME
$ 00MACH
S. ROADWAY EXCAVATION
VOLUME=LENGTHx W IDTI IxD EP TH
ASSUME DEPTH—APPROXIMATE DEPTH OF SIDEWALK
SIDEWALK-(400FT)(6FT)(0.5FT) BOTH SIDES BETWEEN
-1200FT3 I ST AND 2ND STREET
CURB-(400FT)(4 FT)(I.23 FT)
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TREE PLANTING=(3FT)(3FT)(31iT)
=27FT3 (29TREES)
783FT3=29CY
VOLUME TO BE EXCAVATED FOR THE ROADWAY 3969FT3=I46CY
ASSUME$40/C
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29 TREES REQUESTED FOR THIS AREA. ASSUME$1000/EACH
7. GRATE FOR TREES
29 GRATIS REQUESTED 17OR TREES TO BE INSTALLED, ASS C rmE
$250/EACII
8. PLANTING
APPROXIMATE TOTAL PLANTING AREA=460SF=52SY
ASSUME $30/SY
9. COLD PLANE AC
AREA-4360SF-485SY
FOR SPECIAL PAVING
APPROXIMATELY$I5/SY
10. DECORATIVE ASPHALT CONCRETE
AREA=4360SF=485SY
ASSUME$451SY
11. MINOR.CONCRETE(SIDEWALK)
400f1 x aft(BETWEEN 11T AND 2ND STREET)
TOTAL-1200SF
BULROUTS:AREA-6FT x 16FT-96SF (APPROXIMATE AREA OF A CAR
LENGTH FOR COST ESTIMATE PURPOSES ONLY)
THERE ARE 2 LOCATED ON SIXTH AVENUE ANIS POMONA AND ONE ON
FIRST AVENUE.
TOTAL AREA FOR BULBOUTS=288SF
APPROXIMATELY 1488SF OF SIDEWALK IS NEEDED FOR THE SIDEWALK
WIDENING,INCLUDING BULBOUTS
REFER TO ATTACHER MAP FOR.WIDENING LOCATIONS
ASSUME$10/SF
12. MINOR CONCRETE(CURB RAMP)
1.3 CURB RAMPS TO BE INSTALLED,ASSUME$2500MAC11
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13. TRAFFIC STRIPING-12IN WHITE
ASSUME 61~T STRIFE IS NEEDED BETWEEN THE PARKING SPACE
THEREFORE,APPROXIMATELY 246LF OF STRIPE IS NEEDED AT$3/LF
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Project Names Crockett Improvement
Project Location: 2nd Avenue from Pomona to the South side of Wanda Street,Crockett
Project Length: 465ft
Date of Estimate: 6/5/2002 Revision No.
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Prepared by: I. Wong
No. Description Quantity Units Unit Cost Total
1 Mobilization 1 I.S $5,000.00 $5,000.00
2 Traffic Control I is $5,000.00 $5,000.00
3 Construction Area Signs I LS $1,600.00 $1,600.00
4 Relocate Traffic Signs i LS $400.00 $400.00
5 Roadway Excavation 34 CY $200.00 $6,800.00
6 Trees 20 EACH $1,000.00 $26,000.00
7 Grate for Tree 17 EACH $250,00 $4,250.00
$ Planting Sit SY $30.00 $1,140.00
9 Cold Plane AC 78 SY $50.00 $3,900.00
10 Decorative Asphalt Concrete 78 SY $65.00 $5,070.00
11 Minor Concrete(Sidewalk) 443 SF $10.00 $4,430.00
12 Minor Concrete(Curb Ramp) 4 EACH $2,500.00 $101000.00
13 Traffic Striping-12in White 210 LF $3.00 $630.00
'4 Miscellaneous Drainage 1 IS $10,000.00 $10,000.00
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26
27
28
29
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OTHER COSTS: Preliminary Engineering(15%) $12,633.00 SUBTOTAL $84,220.00
Construction Engineering(23%) $19,370.60 OTHER COSTS $32,003.60
RW Engineering SUBTOTAL $116,223.60
Real Property CONTINGENCY" $10,359.06
R/W Acquisition TOTAL $126,582.66
Environmental
Total OTHER COSTS $32,003.60
rIROUNDED TOTAL $127.001)
*CONTINGENCY is 10%of(SUBTOTAL plus Construction Engineering)
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PROJECT LIMITS: POMONA TO `I'I IE SOU'T'H SIDF O WANDA STREET
I. MOBILIZATION
SEVERAL PIECES OF EQUIPMENT ARE NI,.t'I SSARY TO COMPLETE
CONSTRUCTION. THEREFORE,ASSUME A $5,000 MOBILIZATION
COST.
2. TRAFFIC CONTROL
TRAFFIC CONTROL MEASURES ARE REQU I RED, SINCE
CONSTRUCTION WILL BE ON THE MAIN STREET OF CROCKE`I`T.
THEREFORE, ASSUME$5,000 FOR.TRAFFIC CONTROL.
3. CONSTRUCTION AREA SIGNS
APPROXIMATELY 8 SIGNS ARE REQUIRED. ASSUME LS OF $1,600
4. RELOCATE TRAFFIC SIGNS
THERE ARE TRAFFIC SIGNS AT THE INTERSECTION OF CERES AND
2ND AVENUE THAT MAY MEED TO BE RELOCATED WHEN BULBOUTS
ARE PLACED IN THE AREA ASSUME $400.
5. ROADWAY EXCAVATION
VOLUME=LENGTHxWIDTHxDEPTH
SIDE WALK=443 SF(0.5 FT)
222FT3 (FOR BULBOUTS)
TREE PLANTING=(3FT)(3FT)(3FT)
=27FT3
VOLUME TO BE EXCAVATED FOR THE TREE PLANTING IS 27FT3(26
TREES)=702FT3=26CY
TOTAL VOLUME=34CY
ASSUME 200CCY
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26 TREES REQUESTED FOR THIS AREA. ASSUME$1000/EACH
7. GRATE FOR TREES
17 GRATES REQUESTED FOR TREES TO BE INSTALLED, ASSUME
$250/EACH
8. PLANTING
APPROXIMATE TOTAL PLANTING AREA = 340 SF=38SY
ASSUME$30/ Y
9. COLD PLANE AC
AREA=700SF=78SY
FOR SPECIAL PAVING
APPROXIMATELY $50/SY
10. DECORATIVE ASPHALT CONCRETE
AREA=700SF=78SY
ASSUME $65/SY
11. MINOR CONCRETE (SIDEWALK)
BULBOUTS: AREA=6FT x 16FT=96SF (APPROXIMATE AREA OF A CAR
LENGTH FOR COST ESTIMATE PURPOSES ONLY)
THERE ARE 4 TO BE LOCATED ON CERES ST. AND 2 °
ONE BULBOUT LOCATED ON THE SOUTHEASTERN SIDE OF 2ND AND
CELS SHOULD HAVE AN AREA=I OFT x 15.5FT=155FT2 TO
ACCOMMODATE THE HIGH SIDEWALK.(REFER TOCROSS-SECTION OF
CERES STREET BY 2ND AVENUE.)
TOTAL AREA FOR BULBOUTS=443SF
APPROXIMATELY 443SF OF SIDEWALK.IS NEEDED FOR THE
BULBOUTS
REFER.TO ATTACHED MAP FOR BULBOUT LOCATIONS
ASSUME $I$1 O/SF/SF
12. MINOR CONCRETE (CURB RAMP)
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4 CURD RAMPS TO BE INSTALLED, ASSUME $2500/EACH
13. TRAFFIC STRIPING-121N WHITE
ASSUME 6FT STRIPE IS NEEDED BETWEEN THE PARKING SPACE
THEREFORE, APPROXIMATELY 210LF OF STRIPE IS NEEDED AT $3/LF
14. MISCELLANEOUS DRAINAGE
DRAINAGE THAT MAY BE NEEDED FOR THE BULBOUTS ON CERES
AND 2ND'AVE. ASSUME $10,000 FOR THE DRAINAGE IN THIS AREA.
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Contra Costa;County Department of Public Works
Project Mame: Crockett Improvement
Project Location: 2nd Avenue from South side of Wanda Street to Starr Street, Crockcit
Project Length: 345ft
Date of Estimate: 615/2002 Revision No,
Revision Date
Prepared by; J. Wong
No. Description Quantity Units Unit Cost Total
I Mobilization 1 13 $5,000.00 $5,000.00
2 Traffic Control I IS $5,000.00 $5,000,00
3 Construction Area Signs I LS $1,200.00 $1,200.00
4 Relocate Traffic Signs I LS $400.00 $400.00
5 Roadway Excavation 22 CY $200.00 $4,400,00
6 Trees 17 EACI I $1,000.00 $17,000.00
7 Grate for"tree 12 EACH $250.00 $3,000.00
8 Planting 40 SY $30.00 $1,200.00
9 Cold Place AC 78 SY $50.00 $3,900.00
10 Decorative Asphalt Concrete 78 SY $65.00 $5,070.00
11 Minor Concrete(Sidewalk) 350 SF $20.00 $7,000.00
12 Minor Concrete(Curb Ramp) 3 EACH $2,500.00 $7,500.00
13 Traffic Striping-12in White 24 LF $3.00 $72.00
4 Miscellaneous Drainage I LS $101000.00 $10,000.00
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OTHER COSTS: Preliminary Engineering(15%) $10,611.30 SUBTOTAL $70,742.00
Construction Engineering(23%) $16,270.66 OTHER COSTS $26,881.96
RW Engineering SUBTOTAL $97,623.96
Real Property CONTINGENCY* $8,701.27
R/W Acquisition 'TOTAL $106,325.23
Environmental
Total OTHER COSTS $26,881.96
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*CONTINGENCY is 10%of(SUBTOTAL plus Construction Engineering)
DO'T'E:'Ibis Is a preliminary cost estimate only. Cast of bulbouts may increase due to drainage facility needs
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CROCKETT IMPROVEMENT
CROCKETT
6/5/02
PROJECT LIMITS. SOUTH SIDE OF WANDA TO STARR STREET
I. MOBILIZATION
SEVERAL PIECES OF EQUIPMENT ARE N;C'ESSARY TO COMPLETE
CONSTRUCTION. THEREFORE,ASSUME A $5,000 MOBILIZATION
COST.
2. TRAFFIC CONTROL
TRAFFIC CONTROL MEASURES ARE REQUIRED, SINCE
CONSTRUCTION WILL BE ON THE MAIN STREET OF CROCKE'IT.
THEREFORE, ASSUME$5,000 FOR TRAFFIC" CONTROL.
3. CONSTRUCTION AREA SIGNS
APPROXIMATELY 6 SIGNS ARE REQUIRED, ASSUME LS OF$1,200
4. RELOCATE TRAFFIC SIGNS
THERE ARE TRAFFIC SIGNS AT THE INTERSECTION OF WANDA AND
2ND AVENUE THAT MAY NEED TO BE RELOCATED WHEN BULBOUTS
ARE PLACED IN THE AREA ASSUME $440.
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5. ROADWAY EXCAVATION
VOLUME=LENGTHxW IDTHxDEPTH
SIDEWALK=350SF(O.SFT)
=I75FT3 (FOR BULBOUTS)
TREE PLANTING=(3FT)(3FT)(3FT)
=27FT3
VOLUME TO BE EXCAVATED FOR THE TREE PLANTING IS 27FT3(15
TREES)=405FT3=15CY
TOTAL VOLUME=22CY
ASSUME 2001CY
` 5. TREES
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17 TREES REQUESTED FOR.T141S AREA. ASSUME $1000/EACH
7. GRATE FOR.TREES
12 GRATES REQUESTED FOR TREES TO BF INSTALLED, ASSUME
$250/EACH
8. PLANTING
APPROXIMATE TOTAL PLANTING AREA— 360 SF=40SY
ASSUME$30/SY
9. COLD PLANE AC
AREA=700SF=7 8SY
FOR SPECIAL PAVING
APPROXIMATELY $50/SY
10. DECORATIVE ASPHALT CONCRETE
AREA=700SF=78SY
ASSUME$65/SY
11. MINOR CONCRETE(SIDEWALK)
BULBOUTS: AREAy6FT x I6FT=96SF (APPROXIMATE AREA OF A CAR
LENGTH FOR.COST ESTIMATE PURPOSES ONLY)
THERE 13 TO BE LOCATED WANDA ST. AND 2 ND
THE NORTHWEST BULBOUT WILL BE LONGER TO COMPENSATE FOR.
THE UNUSUAL GRADE. AREA=(I5.5FTx4FT) +(16FTx6FT)-I58FT2
TOTAL AREA FOR BULBOUTS=96FT2(2)+158FT2=350SF
APPROXIMATELY 350SF OF SIDEWALK.IS NEEDED FOR THE
BULBOUTS
REFER.TO ATTACHED MAP FOR BULBOUT LOCATIONS
ASSUME$20/SF
12. MINOR.CONCRETE(CURB RAMP)
3 CURB RAMPS TO BE INSTALLED, ASSUME$2500/EACH
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13. TRAFFIC STRIPING-12IN WHITE
ASSUME GFT STRIPE IS NEEDED BETWEENTI-113 PARKING SPACE
THEREFORE, APPROXIMATELY 24LF OF STRIPE IS NEEDED AT $3/LF
14. MISCELLANEOUS DRAINAGE
DRAINAGE THAT MAY BE NEEDED FOR TI€E BULBOUT ON THE
NORTHWEST SIDE OF 'NANDA AND 2ND AVE. ASSUME $101,000 FOR
THE DRAINAGE IN THIS AREA.
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