File #: 2585    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 4/11/2016 In control: City Council
On agenda: 4/19/2016 Final action: 4/19/2016
Title: Consider A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager To Execute A Project Specific Agreement With Dallas County Road And Bridge District #4 For A Mill And Overlay Of The 1000 Through 1800 Blocks Of North Josey Lane In An Amount Not To Exceed $387,744.00.
Attachments: 1. PSA for Carrollton Josey Lane Type E Street March 2016, 2. City of Carrollton N. Josey Lane Estimate Attachment A 03 01 206, 3. Josey Ln map Attachment B, 4. Resolution Josey
CC MEETING: April 19, 2016

DATE: April 11, 2016

TO: Leonard Martin, City Manager

FROM: Robert Kopp, Director of Public Works

Title
Consider A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager To Execute A Project Specific Agreement With Dallas County Road And Bridge District #4 For A Mill And Overlay Of The 1000 Through 1800 Blocks Of North Josey Lane In An Amount Not To Exceed $387,744.00.

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BACKGROUND:
This agenda item is to consider a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute the project specific agreement (PSA) approved by City Council's on March 22, 2016. Dallas County requires a resolution in order to execute the PSA.

Under an existing Master Interlocal Agreement, the Dallas County Public Works Department provides road and bridge maintenance and repair on "Type E" roadways situated within the City. This has proven to be an economical arrangement when compared to the costs for a private contractor.

This proposed project will resurface the 1000 through 1800 blocks of North Josey Lane. Traffic control is provided for in the agreement by Dallas County and the city will provide message boards as necessary to notify the public.

FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
Dallas County Public Works estimates the project cost to be $387,744. Since this street classification does not include financial participation by Dallas County, the city of Carrollton will fund 100% of the costs. Funding is available from the Streets Capital Projects Account.

IMPACT ON COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY:
* Sustaining quality of life - Infrastructure improvements should enhance the overall appearance of the area, thereby encouraging property owners to invest in the upkeep of their properties.
* Sustaining day-to-day operations - Dallas County's lower costs make this a beneficial arrangement for the city. Also, the repair of substandard street pavement will reduce the need for non-scheduled repairs and will extend the life of the street before reconstruction.



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