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File #: 21-0958    Version: 3
Type: Consent Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 9/30/2021 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 10/26/2021 Final action:
Title: Special Pay to Joyner Construction
Attachments: 1. Change Order 1 081221.pdf, 2. DOC_20210928145927 invoice.pdf, 3. PCO 1 Updated 081221 Jonesville Tennis.pdf, 4. Pay Memorandum Joyner Parks.pdf, 5. #11395 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT FOR BID NO. 20-936 with Jo.pdf
Related files: 20-0580, 20-0301
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Agenda Item Name:
Title
Special Pay to Joyner Construction
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Presenter:
Gina Peebles 352-538-8265/Larry Sapp, 352.374.5202


Description:
Request for Special Pay to Joyner Construction for unforeseen work at Jonesville Tennis Rehabilitation

Recommended Action:
Recommended Action
In accordance with the Alachua County Purchasing Manual and F&A's Department Processing Handbook, we respectfully request your approval for payment of $13,768.90 to Joyner Construction Partners, LLC invoice #221-01.
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Prior Board Motions:
February 28, 2017, Board adopted resolution and budget amendment creating a new fund to budget and appropriate the unanticipated revenue related to the November, 2016 voter approved Wild Spaces Public Places (WSPP) 1/2 cent sales tax referendum.
On January 22, 2019 the BOCC approved funding for the Tennis Court Improvements project.

Fiscal Consideration:
Fiscal Consideration
There are sufficient funds to cover this expense in the budget and the project.

Wild Spaces Public Places Fund 021.41.4100.572.63.98 - Project #6194104 Jonesville Park: Improvements: Tennis Court
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Strategic Guide:
Infrastructure

Background:
During the rehabilitation of the courts and related work several unforeseen circumstances impacted the construction time and cost. The construction company unearthed necessary repair items that were unknown when the project started. The start time of the construction was delayed and caused us to be more into the rainy season than had been planned. The courts are clay and need to be dry for four to seven days in order to be worked on. Contractor and Engineer worked with staff to reduce the extra cost as much as possible but were unable to eliminate it entirely.
During construction there was additional root trimming in order to save a live oak tree located next to the Pro Shop and pergolas. Ultimately the decision was made by the arborist that the tree should be removed and replaced with a more appropriate tree for ...

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