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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />April 7, 2015 <br />Page 7 of 26 <br />the intent. City Manager Fleming suggested removing the "and /or cash -in -lieu <br />equivalent ". <br />City Attorney Light explained if the condition is removed the language in the last <br />paragraph would need to be amended. He suggested the final paragraph be amended <br />to read: "subject to the condition that the Plat dedication statement be revised to <br />remove the access easement dedication as the trail corridor will be established at a <br />later date ". <br />RESOLUTION No. 16, SERIES 2015 <br />MOTION: Council member Lipton moved to approve Resolution No. 16, Series 2015, <br />with the removal of Condition 1 and the revisions as outlined by the City Attorney, <br />seconded by Mayor Muckle. <br />Mayor Muckle offered a friendly amendment to the third whereas clause to delete the <br />following last four words: "with the following conditions ". Council member Lipton <br />accepted the friendly amendment. <br />VOTE: All in favor. Absent: Council member Keany. <br />APPROVAL OF CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE <br />AND MOLTZ CONSTRUCTION <br />Public Works Kowar reviewed staff's recommendation for approval of (1) a contract with <br />Moltz Construction, Inc. in the amount of $2,066,510 for construction of water treatment <br />residual sludge drying beds at the Howard Berry Water Treatment Plant (HBWTP) and <br />(2) a 5% project contingency in the amount of $103,325 for a total construction cost of <br />$2,169,835. Water Treatment Plant solids residuals are a by- product of drinking water <br />treatment and have historically been discharged to the sanitary sewer system. The <br />City's Water Treatment Facilities were not previously permitted even though they are <br />specifically required to be by regulatory requirements <br />The City maintains a Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment required <br />Industrial Pretreatment Program to monitor and enforce sanitary sewer discharge limits <br />from commercial and industrial users. This ensures sanitary sewer discharges do not <br />negatively impact the City's discharge permit for the Wastewater Treatment Plant. <br />Staff recommendation: Staff recommended the City Council award Moltz Construction <br />the Howard Berry Solids Handling Improvements in the amount of $2,066,510, and <br />authorize staff to execute change orders up to $103,325 and authorize the Mayor, <br />Public Works Director and City Clerk to execute contract documents. <br />35 <br />