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HOPKINS CITYCOUNCIL AGENDA Tuesday, January16,2018 7:00pm THIS AGENDA ISSUBJECT TOCHANGE UNTIL THE START OFTHE CITY COUNCIL MEETING Schedule HRASpecialMeeting, 7p.m. -CityCouncilMeetingimmediately followingHRAMeeting WorkSessionaftercloseofRegularMeeting I. CALL TO ORDER II. ADOPT AGENDA III. PRESENTATIONS IV. CONSENT AGENDA 1. MinutesoftheJanuary2,2018CityCouncilRegularMeetingProceedings 2. MinutesoftheJanuary2,2018CityCouncilWorkSessionfollowingRegularMeetingProceedings 3. MinutesoftheJanuary9,2018CityCouncilWorkSessionProceedings 4. Proposed RevisiontoCityCodeSection1020.13forBulkPick-UpServiceFees; Stadler (CR2018-012) 5. ApproveCooperative Agreement – Hennepin CountyBikewayCostParticipation Study; Stanley (CR2018- 010) I. PUBLIC HEARING V. OLD BUSINESS VI. NEW BUSINESS 1. Off-SaleLiquorLicenseRequest – SPMGHolding, Inc.DBATheLiquorStoreandMore; Domeier (CR2018- 011) 2. PavilionProjectContractAwards; Stadler (Memo) 3. PavilionProjectAssignment ofContracts toRJMConstruction; Stadler VII. ANNOUNCEMENTS TasteofHopkinsandStateoftheCityEventatHopkinsCenterfortheArts,1111Mainstreet: Thursday, January25,2018 –5:00p.m. NextRegularCouncilMeetingisMonday, February5,2018at7:00p.m. VIII. ADJOURN OPEN AGENDA – PUBLIC COMMENTS/ CONCERNS PublicmustfilloutaSpeakerRequestForm. Duringthistime,anyonewantingtoaddressatopicnot listed onthe agenda maydoso. Threeminutetimelimitperperson. TheHopkinsCityCouncilChambersareenabledwithahearingloopsystemandhearingamplificationoptionsareavailable. Pleasenotifystaffforassistance.  HOPKINSCITYCOUNCIL REGULARMEETINGPROCEEDINGS JANUARY2,2018 CALLTOORDER Pursuant toduecallandnotice thereof aregular meeting oftheHopkins CityCouncil washeldonTuesday, January 2,2018at7:02p.m.intheCouncil Chambers atCity Hall, 1010 First Street South, Hopkins. Mayor Cummings called themeeting toorder with Council Members Kuznia, Halverson, Gadd andCampbell attending. Staff present included CityManager Mornson, CityClerk Domeier, Director ofPlanning andDevelopment Elverum, Assistant CityManager Lenz andPublic Works Director Stadler. CALLTOORDER I.1.OathofOffice: CouncilMemberCampbell CityClerk Domeier issued theOath ofOffice toCouncil Member Campbell. I.2.OathofOffice: CouncilMemberHalverson CityClerk Domeier issued theOath ofOffice toCouncil Member Halverson. I.3.OathofOffice: MayorCummings CityClerk Domeier issued theOath ofOffice toMayor Cummings. Mayor Cummings thanked thevoters andcommented thattheCouncil islooking forward toalltheexciting opportunities happening intheCityofHopkins andwelcomes resident involvement. ADOPTAGENDA Mayor Cummings commented onchanges totheConsent Agenda. Consent Agenda itemnumber 8,the2018 meeting schedule hasbeen amended and theMarch Work Session hasbeen cancelled. Consent Agenda itemnumber 11hasbeen taken offfor further study. Motion byGadd. Second byCampbell. Motion toAdopt Agenda aspresented. Ayes: Kuznia,Halverson,Cummings,Gadd,Campbell. Nays: None.Motioncarried. CONSENTAGENDA Motion byGadd. Second byCampbell. Motion toApprove theConsent Agenda asamended. 1. Minutes oftheDecember 19,2017 CityCouncil Regular Meeting Proceedings 2. Minutes oftheDecember 19,2017 CityCouncil Work Session following Regular Meeting Proceedings 3. Appointment ofMayor ProTempore for2018; Domeier (CR2018-001) 4. Designation oftheOfficial Newspaper for2018; Domeier (CR2018-002) 5. Designation ofOfficial Depositories for2018; Bishop (CR2018-009) 6. Authorize Out-of-State Travel; Domeier (CR2018-003)  HOPKINSCITYCOUNCIL REGULARMEETINGPROCEEDINGS JANUARY2,2018 7. Resolution 2018-01Authorizing Publication andHearing forCharter Amendment; Domeier (CR2018-004) 8. Amendments tothe2018 CityCouncil Meeting Schedule; Domeier (CR2018- 005) 9. Resolution 2018-02Recognizing CityofMinnetonka Mayor Terry Schneider forhisYears ofService asCityCouncil Member andMayor; Mornson CR2018-006) 10.Ratify Checks issued inDecember 2017; Bishop (Memo) 11.Approve Agency Agreement with MNDOT forFederal Participation in Construction; Stanley (CR2018-007) 12.Approve Limited UsePermit – Blake Road Pedestrian Improvements Within Trunk Highway 7Right-of-Way; Stanley (CR2018-008) Ayes: Kuznia,Halverson,Cummings,Gadd,Campbell. Nays: None.Motioncarried. Motion byCampbell. SecondbyKuznia. Motion toApprove theConsent Agenda itemnumber 11.Approve Agency Agreement with MNDOT forFederal Participation inConstruction; Stanley CR2018-007) Ayes: Kuznia,Halverson,Cummings, Gadd,Campbell. Nays: None.Motioncarried. ANNOUNCEMENTS Taste ofHopkins and State ofCityatHopkins Center fortheArts, 1111 Mainstreet: Thursday, January 25,2018 – 5:00p.m. Hopkins Citizen Academy, Thursdays, April 5-26,2018. Christmas treepickup program, January 8 -11,2018. ADJOURNMENT There being nofurther business tocome before theCity Council andupon amotion by Kuznia, second byHalverson, themeeting wasunanimously adjourned at7:10p.m. OPENAGENDA –PUBLICCOMMENTSANDCONCERNS TheCity Council didnotreceive anycomments orconcerns. Respectfully Submitted, Debbie Vold ATTEST: Molly Cummings, Mayor Amy Domeier, CityClerk  MINUTESOFTHECITYCOUNCILWORKSESSIONPROCEEDINGS ATCONCLUSIONOFTHEREGULARCITYCOUNCILMEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY2,2018 CALLTOORDER Pursuant toduecallandnotice thereof awork session oftheHopkins CityCouncil was held onTuesday, January 2,2018 at7:20p.m.intheCouncil Chambers atCityHall, 1010 First Street South, Hopkins. Mayor Cummings called themeeting toorder withCouncil Members Kuznia, Halverson, Gadd andCampbell attending. Staff present included CityManager Mornson, City Clerk Domeier, Director ofPlanning andDevelopment Elverum, Assistant CityManager Lenz andPublic Works Director Stadler. CityCouncil: Mayor Cummings read aletter from Hopkins residents, PatandVernon Isaak, in appreciation ofthemany events, resources andservices provided attheHopkins Activity Center. CityManager Mornson provided thefollowing updates: Council Members were given acopy ofthe2018 Legislative summary. Recognition ofMinnetonka Mayor Schneider forhisyears ofservice. ADJOURNMENT There being nofurther business tocome before theCity Council and upon amotion by Campbell, seconded byGadd themeeting wasunanimously adjourned at7:26p.m. Respectfully Submitted, Debbie Vold ATTEST: Molly Cummings, Mayor Amy Domeier, CityClerk  HOPKINSCITYCOUNCIL WORKSESSIONPROCEEDINGS JANUARY9,2018 CALLTOORDER Pursuant toduecallandnotice thereof awork session oftheHopkins CityCouncil was held onTuesday, January 9,2018 intheRaspberry Room atCityHall, 1010 1. st St. S., Hopkins. Mayor Cummings called themeeting toorder at6:30p.m.with Council Members Campbell, Gadd, Halverson andKuznia attending. Staffmembers present included CityManager Mornson, Assistant CityManager Lenz, Director ofPublic Works Stadler, Finance Director Bishop andAccountant Pearsall. HIGHWAY169MOBILITYSTUDYUPDATE Director ofPublic Works Stadler introduced Adele Hall from SRF Consulting. Ms.Hall provided anupdated ontheHighway 169Mobility Project sharing information specifically related toevaluating thepotential forBusRapid Transit andMnPASS Express Lanes intheSouthwest Metro. Twoalternative routes were discussed, withoneonI- 394andoneonHighway 55.Both alternatives would stop indowntown Hopkins. Thetwoalternatives were evaluated in themobility study onthefollowing criteria: improve access, mobility, ridership, return on investment, supportive conditions and environment. Both alternatives satisfied thegoals butHighway 55accomplished them slightly better. CENTRALPARKPRELIMINARYMASTERPLAN Director ofPublic Works Stadler introduced JeffFeulner from WSB & Associates. Together theyprovided information about theCentral Park Master Plan, including elements oftheplan, costestimates, project funding andpublic input. Public Works Director Stadler stated thegoal istofund theproject withthePark Improvement Fund andthat theproject iscurrently notintheCapital Improvement Plan. Theproject would nottakeplace untilatleast 2021, withfunding being thekeyfactor. Theonlyportion oftheproject happening in2018 isthepickleball courts. Mayor Cummings asked about theportion oftheproperty owned bytheschool district. Mayor Cummings suggested thatthefitness nodes andinteractive artcould beincluded intheCity’s Wishbook. FINANCIALMANAGEMENTPLAN (FMP)UPDATE Finance Director Bishop provided apresentation ofthechanges made totheFMP during the2018 budget cycle, aswellasnewinitiatives andadditions being considered. Key changes areupdating theequipment fund, updating salary and benefit projections, andadding CityHallandCentral Park. Health care rateincreases were discussed. Council asked about nextsteps withCityHall. Assistant CityManager Lenz stated the nextstepwould beschematic design which would need tobedone regardless ofthe timeline oftheproject ifwewere toproceed. Thecostofschematic design isestimated at $22,500. Council would liketoproceed with theschematic design process forCity Hall. Staff willreturn withanupdate thisspring.  HOPKINSCITYCOUNCIL WORKSESSIONPROCEEDINGS JANUARY9,2018 OTHER TheCity Council shared updates about recent and upcoming meetings andevents. CityManager Mornson provided acopy ofthedraftState oftheCityscript toCouncil. Assistant CityManager Lenz provided acopy ofthe2018 Race Equity proposed plan andasurvey toCouncil. ADJOURNMENT There being nofurther business tocome before theCityCouncil andupon aMotion by Council Member Campbell, Second byCouncil Member Kuznia, themeeting was unanimously adjourned at9:17p.m. Respectfully Submitted, AriLenz, Assistant CityManger ATTEST: Molly Cummings, Mayor Amy Domeier, CityClerk January 16, 2018 Council Report 2018- 012 PROPOSED REVISION TO CITY CODE SECTION 1020. 13 FUR BULK PICK- UP SERVICE FEES Proposed Action Staff recommends the following motion: Move to ap rove Resolution 2018- 008, revisin the fees for Bulk Pick- U Service er City Code Section 1020. 13. Overview January l, 2018 Hennepin County raised the disposal fees for mattresses, hide- a- beds and box springs. At the current rate at which the City of Hopkins charges its customers for these items, set forth in City Code Section 1020. 13, this increase is unsustainable to the refuse budget. Resolution 2018- 008 revises the following: Increases and itemizes the bulk pick-up service fees for mattresses, hide- a- beds and box springs. Removes the itemizations for air conditioners and appliances, as they are charged the standard 25. 00 per large item. The fees proposed, if adopted, will better transfer the actual costs of disposal to the customer. Sup ortin Documents Analysis of the Issue Resolution 2018- 008 Pam Hove — Solid Waste Coordinator Financial Impact: Budgeted: Y/ N Source: Related Documents ( CIP, ERP, etc.): N otes : Council Report 2018- 012 Page 2 Anal_ ysis of the Issue Why are we roposing that Bulk Pick- U service fees be chan Effective January 1, 2018, Hennepin County increased their disposal fees for mattresses, hide- a- beds, and box springs from $ 25. 00 to $ 50. 00 per item. City of Hopkins currently charges refuse customers $ 25. 00 plus taxes for these items. The current rate charged by the City is unsustainable to the refuse budget. The itemization of pick-up fees for air conditioners and appliances is unnecessary and redundant since they are charged the standard $ 25. 00 per large item. The proposed Bulk Pick-Up service fees are as follows: 3/ Bulk Pick- Up Service $ 25. 00 Per 4 cubic yard and/ or County ( 9. 75%) $ 2. 44 large item, plus County & State ( 9%) $ 2. 25 State waste management Total $ 29. 69 fees Mattresses $ 50. 00 Per mattress Hide- a- beds $ 50. 00 Per hide- a- bed Box Springs $ 50. 00 Per box spring  CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION 2018-008 RESOLUTION AMENDING CITY CODE SECTION 1020. 13 FOR BULK PICK- UP SERVICE FEES WHEREAS, the City Council has enacted City Code Section 605, which assures that all collec- tion services performed by or contracted for the City shall be charged by and paid to the City; and WHEREAS, these services will be billed at rates set forth by Council resolution; and WHEREAS, effective January 1, 2018 Hennepin County increased their mattress, hide-a-bed and box spring disposal fees; and WHEREAS, the current rate at which the City charges customers for these items is unsustaina- ble and must be increased to reflect the new County fees; and WHEREAS, the current itemization of bulk pick-up fees for air conditioners and appliances is unnecessary and redundant since they are charged the standard $25.00 per large item; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Min- nesota, that the City Council accepts the changes to the Bulk Pick-Up service fees: Bulk Pick-Up Service $ 25.00 Per ¾ cubic yard and/or County (9.75%) $ 2.44 large item, plus County & State (9%) $ 2.25 State waste management Total $ 29.69 fees Mattresses $ 50.00 Per mattress Hide-a-beds $ 50.00 Per hide-a-bed Box Springs $ 50.00 Per box spring Adopted by the City Council of Hopkins, Minnesota, this 16th day of January, 2018. Molly Cummings, Mayor ATTEST: Amy Domeier, City Clerk January 16, 2018 Council Report 2018- 010 APPROVE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT HENNEPIN COUNTY BIKEWAY COST PARTICIPATION POLICY Proposed Action Staff recommends the following motion: Adopt Resolution 2018- 007, Approving Cooperative Agreement No. PW 21-01-17 with Hennepin County. Overview As a part of the 2017 Street and Utility Improvements a new trail extension was constructed from the Nine Mile Creek trailhead to 11th Avenue South. The trail extends along 9th Avenue South from Westbrooke Way to 7th Street South, and then along 7th Street South to 11th Avenue South, see the attached exhibit. This extension completed a connection that the Three Rivers Park District has been planning since construction of the Nine Mile Creek Regional Trailway began in 2012. To help with trail construction costs, city staff applied for funds available through Hennepin County’ s bikeway cost participation policy. The application was approved and the city has become eligible for $100,000. The attached cooperative agreement specifies the terms and conditions for receiving the funding; this agreement has been reviewed by the City Attorney and City Engineer. Supporting Documents Cooperative Agreement No. PW 21-01-17 Exhibit A Resolution 2018- 007 Nate Stanley, P.E. City Engineer Financial Impact: Budgeted Y/N Source: Related Documents CIP, ERP, etc.): Notes: __________________________________________________________________  CITY OF HOPKINS HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA RESOLUTION NO. 2018- 007 RESOLUTION APPROVING COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH HENNEPIN COUNTY FOR PARTICIPATION IN HENNEPIN COUNTY BIKEWAY COST PARTICIPATION POLICY WHEREAS, the City desires to fill a gap in the trail system between 11th Avenue South and Valley Park, and WHEREAS, City Project 2016- 10 will reconstruct 7th Street South and 9th Avenue South between 11th Avenue South and Valley Park, and WHEREAS, as part of said project an off-street multi- use trail will be constructed along 7th Street South and 9th Avenue South to fill the trail gap, and WHEREAS, the City submitted an application for funding through Hennepin County’ s bikeway cost participation policy which was approved, and WHEREAS, a Cooperative Agreement between Hennepin County and the City is necessary to define the responsibilities and costs of all parties, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota: The Mayor and City Manager are hereby authorized to enter into Cooperative Agreement No. PW 21-01-17 with Hennepin County for the said project. Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this 16th day of January, 2018. By_______________________________ Molly Cummings, Mayor ATTEST: Amy Domeier, City Clerk January 16, 2018 Council Report 2018-011 Off-Sale Liquor License Request – SPMG Holding, Inc. DBA The Liquor Store and More Proposed Action Staff recommends adoption ofthefollowing motion: Move togrant anoff-sale liquor license to SPMG Holding, Inc. DBA The Liquor Store andMore. Overview Inaccordance with City Code section 1200.28, theCity Council willconsider andallow forpublic comment ontheapplication ofSPMG Holding, Inc. foranoff-saleliquor license. SPMG Holding, Inc. will bepurchasing The Liquor Store and More located at808 Mainstreet. The liquor license willbecome effective upon thesaleofthebusiness andexpire onJune 30, 2018. The Police Department reviewed theapplication fortheoff-saleliquor license. Thebackground investigation onBhupinder Singh, who isthesole owner ofthebusiness, hasbeen completed. ThePolice Department recommends approval ofthelicense asrequested. Asaliquor license holder, they will berequired toattend liquor control training and will besubject toalcohol compliance checks. Upon City Council approval of theliquor license request, the State application willbesenttothe Minnesota Department ofPublic Safety, Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division, for certification andapproval. Supporting Information The complete application isonfileintheCity Clerk’soffice. Amy Domeier, City Clerk Financial Impact: $ Budgeted: Y/N __ Source: ________________ Related Documents (CIP, ERP, etc.): ________________________________ Notes: ___________________________________________________________________  Public Uorks De p artment er. oran um To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council Copy: Mike Mornson, City Manager From: Steven J. Stadler, Public Works Director D ate : January 11, 2018 Subject: Pavilion Project Contract Awards/Assignment to RJM Construction Overview id opening vva held on 1" ue day, Jan 9 at 2 pr. aNe had very cornpetitive bidding in virtually all 15 bid categories. We opened over 90 separate bids. The construction manager, RJM Construction, is reviewing all the apparent low bids and will be providing their recommendation as soon as possible. A City Council report will be provided as soon as the CM completes their bids analysis and provides their award recommendations, likely late Friday or Monday morning. The anticipated City Council actions will be to adopt a resolution awarding 15 contracts and then a motion to approve an agreement assigning these contracts to the City' s Construction Manager, RJM Construction. Project Costs/ Budget Update When we consider the construction low bids and quotes, and all other project costs, our total project cost is at $ 5, 839, 888 — see attached report. Our project budget is 5, 700, 000. Having said that, there are a few factors to point out: 1) the cost includes a construction contingency of only $ 135, 207, but there are also unassigned allowances built into many of the bids to be used at the CM' s discretion, these total $ 130, 000; 2) there are two bids received by one contractor ( categories: select demolition and site earthwork/ utilities) wherein all four addendums were not acknowledged with their bids and their combined bids are $ 126, 240 below the second low bidders — the above project cost assumes we' ll have to award to the second low bidder; 3) unanticipated poor load bearing capacity soils resulted in having to specify specialized foundation methods, increasing the cost by $ 94, 000. There are two bid alternates not included in the above project cost that staff are considering: an outdoor assist refrigeration upgrade and folding glass partition walls. The costs for these bid alternates are $ 41, 800 and $ 18, 985, respectively. The City Council report will include a recommendation on these alternates. ESTIMATE DATE: January 9, 2017 PROJECT: Hopkins Pavilion ARCHITECT: 292 Design DRAWING DATE: December 20, 2017 Apparent Low Previous Bid $/ sf Difference DESCRIPTION Sub Contractors Estimate Amount 10, 024 Can truct on Cfls s 1A - Survey Westwood $ 8, 034 $ 6, 138 $ 0. 61 ($ 1, 896) 1B - Final Cleaning Petersen $ 21, 576 $ 11, 828 $ 1. 18 ($ 9, 748) 2A - Demolition Excludes site Demolition) Kellington $ 220, 753 $ 149, 270 $ 14. 89 ($ 71, 483) 3A - Concrete Systems Steenberg 3A & 4A $ 157, 141 $ 510, 000 $ 50. 88 $ 352, 859 3B - Precast Structural Concrete Plank Molin $ 54, 918 $ 66, 033 $ 6. 59 $ 11, 115 4A - Masonry Systems Steenberg 3A & 4A $ 308, 489 $ 0$ 0. 00 ($ 308, 489) 7A - Waterproofing Kremer Davis $ 0$ 5, 680 $ 0. 57 $ 5, 680 SA - Steel Material Briese $ 72, 120 $ 48, 500 $ 4. 84 ($ 23, 620) 5B - Steel Labor Bald Eagle $ 38, 500 $ 34, 300 $ 3. 42 ($ 4, 200) 6A - Carpentry and Specialties George F Cook $ 195, 809 $ 220, 600 $ 22. 01 $ 24, 791 7B - Roofing B& B$ 263, 054 $ 266, 700 $ 26. 61 $ 3, 646 7C - Metal Wall Panels Flynn Midwest $ 134, 295 $ 151, 542 $ 15. 12 $ 17, 247 8A - Aluminum Entrances/ Storefronts Brin Contract Glazing $ 147, 538 $ 171, 500 $ 17. 11 $ 23, 962 8C - Sectiona) Doors Crawford $ 23, 000 $ 15, 860 $ 1. 58 ($ 7, 140) 9A - Gypsum Board Systems RTL $ 124, 962 $ 81, 100 $ 8. 09 $ 43, 862) 9E - Painting Decor Tec $ 169, 054 $ 219, 890 $ 21. 94 $ 50, 836 9B - Tiling Twin City T& M$ 21, 820 $ 21, 600 $ 2. 15 ($ 220) 9C - Acoustical Ceilings Kirk $ 15, 030 $ 9, 960 $ 0. 99 ($ 5, 070) 9D - Flooring Henricksen- $ 23, 945 $ 5, 242 $ 0. 52 ($ 18, 703) 13 - Ice Rink Systems Cimco $ 1, 377, 200 $ 1, 258, 900 $ 125. 59 ($ 118, 300 10A - Signage Spectrum $ 10, 000 $ 20, 125 $ 2. 01 $ 10, 125 12A - Roller Shades American Drapery Systems $ 0$ 2, 393 $ 0. 24 $ 2, 393 31B - Rammed Aggregate Piles Foundation Service Corp $ 95, 000 $ 94, 000 $ 9. 38 ($ 1, 000) 21A - Fire Sprinkler Lifesaver $ 41, 550 $ 24, 982 $ 2. 49 ($ 16, 568) 22A - Plumbing and Piping Systems Modern Piping $ 185, 473 $ 274,000 $ 27. 33 $ 88, 527 23A - HVAC and Contro) Systems General Sheet Metal $ 247, 950 $ 313, 223 $ 31. 25 $ 65, 273 26A - Electrica) Manor $ 203, 850 $ 260, 350 $ 25. 97 $ 56, 500 31A - Earthwork/ Utilities Rachel $ 205, 569 $ 179, 470 $ 17. 90 $ 26, 099) 32B - Concrete Curb and Gutter North Country $ 22, 915 $ 20, 290 $ 2. 02 ($ 2, 625) 32D - Seeding and Plants Urban Companies $ 50, 000 $ 72, 000 $ 7. 18 $ 22, 000 Genera) Requirements $ 51, 306 $ 51, 306 $ 5. 12 $ 0 General Conditions $ 166, 531 $ 166, 531 $ 16. 61 $ 0 General Liability Insurance $ 38, 114 $ 45, 174 $ 4.51 $ 7, 060 Builders Risk Insurance $ 0$ 0$ 0. 00 $ 0 Building Permit $ 2, 378 $ 2, 538 $ 0. 25 $ 160 Bond $ 33, 792 $ 47, 810 $ 4. 77 $ 14, 018 Subt tt 1 Cvristruction ' osts ' $, 733, 6b'6 $, 828, 835 ; „ 51: 73 ;$ 97,169 Escalation $ 0$ 0$ 0. 00 $ 0 Design/ Estimating Contingency $ 121, 951 $ 0$ 0. 00 ($ 121, 951) Contingency $ 125, 374 $ 135, 207 $ 13. 49 $ 9, 833 Contractors Fee $ 103, 561 $ 111, 691 $ 11. 14 $ 8, 130 Tr tal Cons#ruct on st ; `:` ; 5 '` 1 DS2 l 2 S f 75 733 1 , =: 1 ... , °' , S06 3 6 38 1. CLARIFICATIONS