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<br /> City Council Agenda Item Cover Sheet <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Project title: <br /> <br />An Ordinance Creating a Special Improvement Project Entitled “Thornton A. Sullivan Park Floating Dock Repairs”, <br />Fund 354, Program 100, to Accumulate All Design, Engineering, and Permitting Costs for the Project in the <br />Amount of $40,000 <br />Council Bill # <br />CB 2404-94 <br />Project: Thornton A. Sullivan Park Floating Dock Repairs <br />Partner/Supplier: Reid Middleton Engineers <br /> Location: 11405 W Silver Lake Rd, Everett <br />Preceding action: None <br />Fund: Fund 354, Program 100 (CIP-3) <br />Agenda dates requested: <br /> <br />Briefing <br />Proposed Action 04/10/2024 <br />Proposed Action 04/17/2024 <br />Consent <br />Action 04/24/2024 <br />Ordinance X <br />Public hearing <br /> Yes X No <br /> <br />Budget amendment: <br /> Yes X No <br /> <br />PowerPoint presentation: <br /> Yes X No <br /> <br />Attachments: <br />Funding Ordinance <br /> <br />Department(s) involved: <br />Parks & Facilities <br /> <br /> <br />Contact person: <br />Bob Leonard <br /> <br />Phone number: <br />425-257-8335 <br /> <br />Email: <br />bleonard@everettwa.gov <br />Initialed by: <br />RML <br />Department head <br /> <br />Administration <br /> <br />Council President <br />Fiscal summary statement: <br />The proposed Ordinance will provide funding for the design, engineering specifications and <br />permitting requirements for repairs to three floating docks at Thornton A. Sullivan Park. <br />The source of funds for this project is Fund 354, Program 100 (CIP 3). All related design, <br />engineering specifications, and permitting requirements are estimated at $40,000. <br /> <br />Project summary statement: <br />Thornton A. Sullivan Park at Silver Lake is the City of Everett’s most beloved park and has been a <br />hub of water-based activities for generations of park users. The shoreline and beach serve as <br />major year-round attractions. Three floating docks are an integral feature of beach activity, <br />serving organized programming and the general public. At well-over thirty years old the floating <br />docks are long-overdue for deferred maintenance. Parks and Facilities will undertake the first <br />major renovation of the docks as an interim solution to a longer-term vision for a new state-of <br />the-art pier/dock system that meets current ecological and design standards. <br />Based on a preliminary assessment and recommendation engineers report conducted December <br />2023, needed repairs include: resurfacing to remedy significant spalling and delamination of the <br />concrete surfaces that pose trip hazards and render the docks non-ADA compliant; replacement <br />of rotting bull rails, perimeter walers and edge/rub boards; replacement of missing through-rods <br />connecting and stabilizing float sections; pin pile replacement; mooring system upgrades; shore <br />re-grading where the docks and access gangways meet the beach to minimize grounding and <br />excessive lateral pitch of the docks. <br />Staff will return to Council for approval to amend the funding Ordinance once competitive bids <br />are received. <br /> <br />Recommendation (exact action requested of Council): <br />Adopt an Ordinance creating a Special Improvement Project entitled “Thornton A. Sullivan Park <br />Floating Dock Repairs”, Fund 354, Program 100, to accumulate all design, engineering, and <br />permitting costs for the project in the amount of $40,000. <br /> <br />