Public Works Projects in 2016

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1 Public Works Projects in River Road: Replace deteriorated/failed culvert with Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE) stream smart sized culvert per permit. 2. Union Street: Replace old sidewalk from Lincoln Street to Cumberland Street. 3. Water St. Boat Launch: Modify parking area and site to provide ADA access. 4. Nancy Drive, Patricia Road, Pierce Lane: Complete the 2015 project: concrete curb, final paving, and regrading lawns and repaving of 57 driveway aprons. 5. Colonial Drive: Replacement of deteriorated and undersized road culvert that caused back up and property damage during heavy rain event. 6. Growstown School: Installation of Rotary monument Pleasant Street: Bid and inspected demolition of Cumberland Farms building. 8. Pollard Avenue: Construction of a plow turnaround in accordance with Conservation Commission requirements. 9. Oak Ridge Road: Reclamation of road (1,470 ft) replacement of road and driveway culverts and improvement of drainage ditches. 10. Princes Point Road: Reclamation of 2,550 ft section of road, replacement of culverts and regrading and paving of parking lane for Boat Launch. 11. Maine Street: Removal of deteriorated paver crosswalk at Mason/Gilman Streets and repaving of crosswalk with installation of 3M marking tape. 12. Federal Street: Mill and fill section from Center Street to School Street including installation of 630 l.f. of concrete curb. 13. Lower Mall: Fifth vendor pad constructed quickly after Council approval. 14. Public Works Vehicles: Essential vehicles upgraded to provide GPS tracking 15. McKeen Street: Mill and fill 900 ft. section from Spring Street west next to HBS. 16. Resurfacing of Various Town Roads: a. Larrabee Farm Rd, all. b. Wildwood Drive, Route 24 to Hickory Drive c. Chamberlain Ave, Route 123 to Hawthorne Ave d. River Rd (two sect.), Lambs Farm Rd to I-295 and I-295 to Windward Wk. e. Lombard Street (all) f. Greenwood Rd, Church Rd to Dead End g. Palmer Street (all) and Forest Terrace (all) h. Leeward Cove Road, All John A. Foster, P.E., Town Engineer/Dir. PWD jfoster@brunswickme.org Tom Mann, Operations Manager tmann@brunswickme.org Public Works Department 9 Industry Road Brunswick, Maine (207) March 9, 2017 Page 1 of 14

2 1. River Road Culvert Replacement at Bottom of Rocky Hill Project Description: Replace 65 foot by 60 diameter culvert with new 11 x 7 multi-plate aluminum arch pipe with aluminum headwalls. Work needed to be done in accordance with Army Corps of Engineers permit requirements and completed between July 15 and September 30 in this critical salmon habitat watershed. Public works purchased the culvert directly from Contech and pre-assembled the culvert on site in advance. Ray Labbe & Sons, Inc. was hired after to install the culvert per ACOE requirements. Ransom Env. Engineers designed the culvert replacement for the town. Total project cost was $160,000 where $93,800 will be covered by a DEP grant for culvert replacements in streams. March 9, 2017 Page 2 of 2

3 2. Union Street - Sidewalk Replacement from Cumberland to Lincoln St. Project Description: Excavated and replaced 350 foot section of asphalt sidewalk and adjusted the sidewalk grade to be ADA complaint. The sidewalk section along the barber shop frontage had a severe cross slope (1.5 per foot where 1/4 per foot is required) that made it difficult for many users to use, particularly in the winter months. Ray Labbe & Sons, Inc. was selected to do the project for the town at a total contract cost of $9,450. Sidewalk before condition showing poor condition and excessive cross-slope. March 9, 2017 Page 3 of 3

4 3. Water Street ADA Parking Project Project Description: Construct new disabled parking space at boat launch and develop new accessible paved access walk from the parking space to the launch area. Modular concrete unit retaining wall will have to be constructed to allow the parking area expansion. March 9, 2017 Page 4 of 4

5 4. Nancy Dr/Patricia Rd/Pierce Ln: Completion of Project Project Description: Complete the 2015 project by installing 1,572 l.f. of slipform concrete curb, adjusting all catch basin and manhole frame and grates to final grade, installation of final top course paving, regrading all lawns and prepping and repaving 57 driveway aprons. Total project cost: $550,000. March 9, 2017 Page 5 of 5

6 5. Colonial Drive - Culvert Replacement Project Project Description: The existing 24 CMP culvert was installed in 1975 and was significantly corroded and in overall poor condition. An Army Corps of Engineers permit was obtained to replace the culvert with a 60 diameter ADS pipe providing the pipe was embedded 15 below the channel natural bottom so the culvert would meet fish passage requirements. Complicating the replacement were water, sewer and natural gas mains that crossed over the existing culvert. Public Works crews replaced the culvert with the assistance of a hired track excavator and operator. Total project cost (not including PW labor and equipment) was $25,000. March 9, 2017 Page 6 of 6

7 6. Growstown School Rotary Monument Project Description: Obtain large flat rock for mounting of commemorative plaque for Growstown School given by Brunswick Rotary. 7. Demolition of 88 Pleasant Street Project Description: A Hazardous Materials Inventory was conducted at 88 Pleasant Street and some floor tile was found containing asbestos that was removed by New England Abatement after a bid solicitation. The building demoltion was then bid out and awarded to Copp Excavating at a cost of $18,500. Work was completed in November March 9, 2017 Page 7 of 7

8 8. Pollard Avenue Turnaround Project Description: The end of Pollard Avenue lacked a vehicle turnaround and a private driveway we had been using was no longer available as of November A hammerhead turnaround was designed to meet truck turning needs and stay within the 2,500 s.f. disturbance limits required for approval by the Conservation Commission. After obtaining approval Public Works crews installed the turnaround in about 1 week. March 9, 2017 Page 8 of 8

9 9. Oak Ridge Road Reclaiming and Paving Project Description: Oak Ridge Road was in poor condition in several sections and all road and driveway culverts were replaced and the drainage ditches improved. The existing road was approximately 26 feet in width and we reduced the new paved width to 22 feet at the end to allow the ditches to be reconstructed with more gradual foreslopes as requested by several abutters. Crooker Construction, LLC reclaimed the road and then repaved it with a 2 base course for this year with the final paving course to be next year. We expended $42,000 this year and expect to spend an additional $24,000 next year installing the final paving. March 9, 2017 Page 9 of 9

10 10. Princes Road: Reclamation of 2,550 of Road Project Description: Reclaim the first 2,550 feet of Princes Point Road starting at Route 24. Replace all culverts and clean out ditch lines. Regrade 400 ft gravel parking lane along road shoulder at boat launch and ready it for repaving. Tie new parking lane paving in with new boat launch replacement done by Maine Conservation Department. Princes Point Road Project Costs to Date 1/5/2017 8:27 Act. Unit Paving Status Paving Contract: Length Width Actual Date Paved Mix Price Cost Princes Point Road Reclamation of Section 2, ,439 s.y. 10/27/2016 Reclaim $ 2.50 $13, Fine Grade Parking Lane s.y. 10/27/2016 Fine Grade $ 0.75 $ Binder Reclaimed Section 2, tons 10/29/ mm $ $34, Binder Pave Parking Lane tons 11/1/ mm $ $3, Hand Paving Driveway Tapers tons 11/1/2016 Hand $ $1, Total $53, March 9, 2017 Page 10 of 10

11 11. Maine Street Crosswalk Repair Project Description: The existing cobble edged and concrete paver crosswalk installed in 1984 was removed and replaced by Public Works staff with asphalt paving and 3M Pavement Marking Tape to provide high visibility crosswalk marking that will last through several winters. March 9, 2017 Page 11 of 11

12 12. Federal Street Center Street to School Street Project Description: For the 500 foot section, 1.5 inches of pavement was milled off the existing pavement. A thin shim layer was then placed and topped with a 1.5 inch mat of 9.5 mm hot mix asphalt wearing course. Milling cost was $5/square yard but it preserves the curb reveal, eliminates the need to adjust utility covers and eliminates the expense and possible ponding issues at driveway aprons as the new paving matches into the existing apron. Slipform concrete curb was added in several sections as the old asphalt curb was significantly deteriorated. March 9, 2017 Page 12 of 12

13 13. Lower Mall Construct Fifth Vendor Pad Project Description: A new concrete paver vendor pad was constructed by Public Works crews in April after approval by the Town Council. The new pad was completed with a new electrical hook-up in time for the planned opening of B&B s Grill on May 1 st. Fifth Vendor Pad Actual Project Cost: $5,060 (excluding PW labor & equip.) March 9, 2017 Page 13 of 13

14 14. Public Works Vehicles Equipped with GPS Tracking Project Description: 18 public works vehicles are being outfitted with GPS units to transmit vehicle location (every 60 seconds), performance and diagnostic information. The vehicle diagnostic capabilities enable monitoring of diagnostic trouble codes, ignition status, speed, odometer, idling time, fuel efficiency, etc. GPS units cost $85/each to purchase and $19/month each for the data plan. Live GPS information is available via a web browser or smart phone app. Diagnostic trouble codes are immediately sent to management, the office and the Garage Foreman providing detailed information if an engine warning light comes on. Screenshot from PC Showing Coverage of 5 Plow/Sand Units on Dec. 7, 2016 Weekly Report on Vehicle Usage Diagnostic Trouble Code Report for Week of December 20, 2016 March 9, 2017 Page 14 of 14