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<br />Consolidated Mutual- Additional Costs due to Added Work or Materials Purchased <br /> <br />30" Steel Outlet Works Pipe and Vault <br />Prior to the bid process, Consolidated Mutual determined it would be in their best interest to <br />purchase the 30" outlet pipe and vault in advance to eliminate any potential timing conflicts <br />due to fabrication and delivery times associated with the pipe. <br /> <br />Added Cost = $186,000. <br /> <br />State Highwav 72 Shoulder Widening; <br />As a condition of approval of the reservoir improvements by the Jefferson Metropolitan <br />District and the City of Arvada, Consolidated Mutual was required to construct 2 -12-foot <br />shoulders on State Highway 72 along the south side of the reservoir property, approximatey <br />0.5 miles in length. The 2 - 12-foot shoulders will become future travel lanes that will <br />serve to widen State Highway 72 to a 4-lane section as future growth requires. <br /> <br />Added Cost = $466.000. <br /> <br />Access Road from Indiana Street: <br />When the Fortune Property was purchased, an easement was securerlfrom the 'Fortune <br />Family to allow an access road to be constructed from Indiana, west into the east side of the <br />reservoir property. The construction of this access road was not included in the R.E. Monks <br />construction contract and therefore was constructed by Consolidated Mutual Water <br />Company. <br /> <br />Added Cost = $41,000. <br /> <br />Access Road from State Highwav 72: <br />Originally, the access point into the reservoir site was to be solely from Idiana. Continued <br />negotiations with the Colorado Department of Transportation, however, has allowed <br />Consolidated Mutual to secure an additional access easement from State Highway 72 into <br />the south side of the reservoir. The construction of the access was not included into R.E. <br />Monk's construction contract and therefore will be constructed by Consolidated Mutual <br />Water Company. <br /> <br />Added Cost = $90,000. <br /> <br />Construction Water: <br />Construction water was originally planned to be available along the southwest comer of the <br />property, stored in a pond that would be fed by water supplied by Denver Water. The bid <br />documents were setup to provide water in this manner, but during the bid process it was <br />determined that this method of supplying construction water was not feasible. Therefore, <br />supplying construction water to the site became the responsibility of the Consolidated <br />Mutual Water Company. Total usage of construction water to complete the project will be <br />approximately 600-800 acre-feet at a charge of $160 per acre-foot and $0.25 per thousand <br />gallons for treatment and pumping. <br /> <br />Added Cost = $150,000. <br />