8.8 Awd E Bank Morrison CITY OF SALINA
REQUEST FOR CITY COMMISSION ACTION DATE TIME
05/01/00 4:00 P.M.
AGENDA SECTION: ORIGINATING DEPARTMENT: APPROVED FOR
AGENDA:
NO. 8 Engineering & General Services
ITEM
NO. 8 e~
BY: Shawn O'L BY:
ITEM
Award of contract for the 2000 Subdivision Improvements, Phase I, Project No. 00-1217.
BACKGROUND
The City Commission recently approved two(2) petitions for improvements in the following
subdivisions:
East Bank Estates Addition - ( water and sanitary sewer)
Morrison's Addition - ( water system only)
Bids were received on Tuesday, April 25, 2000 as follow:
BIDDER BID AMOUNT SCHEDULE
SMOKY HILL, L.L.C. $170,020.00 May 8 - August 5, 2000
STEVENS CONTRACTORS, INC. $310,278.00 May 8 - August 5, 2000
ENGINEERS ESTIMATE $198,793.50
The East Bank Addition benefit district portion of the project costs may be initially financed 80% by
the City, 20% by the developer and then repaid by the property owners over a 15 year period with
the special assessment system. The petitioner would also have the option of submitting a letter
of credit for 35% of the project costs and assessing 100% of the project costs to the property
owners.
Property owners within the Morrison's Addition benefit district will be assessed 89% of the project
costs with the City paying the remaining 11% based on improved fire protection. Each lot within
the benefit district will pay their share of costs based on front footage.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that the City Commission award the contract for the 2000 Subdivision
Improvements, Phase I, Project No. 00-1217, to Smoky Hill, EEC. in the amount of $170,020.00.
2000 Sub. Im~. Phose April, 21303
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SALINA CITY COMMISSION
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City unveils possible pool complex for Kenwood Park
By NATE JENKINS ......
The Salina Journal
Proposed ':" '-'
The choice of whether or
not to construct a $5 million '. .?:~? p(
aquatic complex in Kenwood8alina
Park, with funding likely
e- coming from a three-year, By
quarter-cent sales tax, could
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first good look at the plans
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for the three-pool complex at Kenwood Shade ~"x ,/ (
its weekly study session. Park <".'x" .'" ..
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The complex would include, ~ x~.~Nf pool ly,
besides the main pool, an Bleachers ~.;=/ tw~
11,000-square-foot competi- x/Toilets/ _ i.~ ~' NO'
tion pool with eight lanes Pumphouse the
and a "lazy river" water Set
course that users could trav- ~':':
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5,000-foot river would in- Pa~iI
[~ clude a 190-foot tube slide. / .... lid ' ind o
The main pool, termed a
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"leisure pool" in the plan, the
would include two simulated
beaches, where water would _ sea
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be adjacent to the leisure :
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The complex, proposed for Shade ~ ~Z~e~o,h pool ~- .~)
a site near the Bicentennial ~xf ~ / "'/'~ ~ '
depth · (" Founta n can(
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Center that now is home to a -~ - Concessions ativ,
football field and track, also ~
3 would include a concession k,~ time
area, shade areas, decks and invo
a "tot area" with sand for Children's
kids to play in. play area Concessions , ~' wou
spar
The idea, said Jim Sulli- · /--'~ "II
van
of Sullivan and Palmer k.~
Architects, Kansas City, .~ DrOp-off' .... bent
which is designing the pro- ~. ?.. open
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jeer, is to create a space I this~
where young and old are '*,k i ....
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comfortable, a place the ~* ......
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day.Wh°le family can spend the :~bth Ker~Wood Park Drive ~ ~ McAread?
Rather than being a stand- ~ ~ John
alone pool, Sullivan said,
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"It's more of a concept of an (lay.
object in the park. It's part of enues reaching about $75,000 around for about two years. It's expected that about 30
the park environment, so I a year. The idea was initiated by staff members will be need- Part)
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think it's a very good site." Kissinger said that given people who Wanted a pool in ed fbr the complex, son"
Projected admission fees the $70,000 annual losses in- south Salina, but after elis- If the cmnplex is built and "I
are $3 for adults and $1.50 for curred by the current pools, cussion by citizens and work becomes a draw to people in been
children and, if approved by breaking even would be a done by a task force, it was outlying areas, Kissinger it's a
voters, the pool could be in good thing, decided that one, centrally said, it could have a strong other
operation in two years. "The pools today bring in located complex was the best economic effect. Salin
"This is not Worlds of very small amounts of men- option. Also, theland in Ken- Sullivan said economic cf- said.
Fun, where you're charging ey," he said. "It doesn't have wood Park was available, fect was a strong selling be n~
the highest rates you can to to break even to do better Commissioner Larry point for a new pool in Hays, ire of
squeeze everylast dollar out than we are today." Mathews questioned if which will have a grand for t~
of families," said City Man- Steve Snyder, director of "we've upped the ante a lit- opening cmnplete with a pa-
mary.
ager Dennis Kissinger. the city's Parks and Recre- fie bit," noting that earlier rade on June 17. Om
Sullivan provided exten- ation Department, said the discussions about price cen- At the best, Kissinger choic.
sive projections for how pool proposal and the tered around the $4 million said, the complex in Salina candi
many people might use the sales tax to fund it -- will mark. would take a year to build, electi
pool and the revenue it need the support of those in- Sullivan responded that "It',.
might generate. Initial at- volved in competition swim- the proposed $5 million pro- · Reporter Nate Jenkins Ben's
tendance averages are ex- ming if it is robe approved, ject "needs to be large can be reached at 823-6464, said,
pected to be from 1,200 to The idea of a new pool, or enough to support the large Ext. 139, or by e-mail at sin run."
1,500 people a day, with rev- pools, has been tossed number of users here." jenkins~aljournal, com. He
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