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Alexander Lane Project
Project ID:
TBD
Capital Improvement
Project Status:
Approved
City of Sherwood | Project Summary
Project Name
SW Alexander Lane Visual Corridor Restoration & Enhancements
Schedule
Schedule
Design Phase: Summer & Fall 2023 COMPLETED
Bid Advertisement: February 2024
Resolution to Award: March 19th, 2024
Construction: March to June 2024
Final Acceptance: July 1st, 2024
Scope of Work Summary
This project will be completed by the City of Sherwood and the purpose of this project is to restore to like or better kind, the previous 6’ tall pre-molded acoustic paneled fence that was removed by the recent federally funded trail project (see photos of pre-existing conditions below under Supporting Documents), with a new taller (7’ & 8’) pre-molded concrete acoustic paneled fence that extends further up and down the corridor than the previous fence (see examples of similar style or types of pre-molded concrete paneled fences being considered).
This project will also extend the 4’ tall chain link fence that was installed by the federally funded trail project, near the mailbox cluster boxes, south to the traffic signal to provide a more complete fence-barrier between the highway and pedestrian pathway that runs down the west side of SW Alexander Lane.
Lastly, this project will restore to like or better kind the landscaping at the north end of SW Alexander Lane and install new City irrigation systems in this area. The City, not the adjacent townhome HOA, will own the new fence and obtain the necessary permits from ODOT to construct, own & operate the acoustic paneled fence within ODOT right-of-way, similar to the new pathway and associated re-landscaped & City irrigated areas will all be owned & maintained by the City moving forward. Since the City will own the fence the City Council and City staff will select the type or style of fence based on price with aesthetics considered as part of the contractor selection process.
Budget
Low-Bid General Contractor Plus Construction Contingency $222,000
Professional Engineering Consultant Fees $40,000
City staff time plus professional overhead $25,000
Budget Contingency $13,000
Total Project Budget $300,000
Funding
The City is completing this project using local funds and to restore infrastructure impacted by the federally funded Cedar Creek Trail project and therefore transportation funds are identified in the current City budget as part of the Cedar Creek Trail Local Supplemental Work CIP project (i.e. TDT and City Street SDC funds).
City Staff Contact
Jason Waters, P.E.
Engineering Department
503.925.2304
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