Town of Erie
File #: 25-034    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Consent Agenda Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 12/20/2024 In control: Town Council
On agenda: 1/14/2025 Final action:
Title: A Resolution of the Town Council of the Town of Erie Approving a Construction Agreement with JOC Construction for the Ballpark at Erie Painting/Fencing Project.
Attachments: 1. 25-012 A Resolution of the Town Council of the Town of Erie Approving a Construction Contract with JOC Construction for the Erie Community Park Fence Replacement Painting Project, 2. JOC Construction Contract
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SUBJECT:
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A Resolution of the Town Council of the Town of Erie Approving a Construction Agreement with JOC Construction for the Ballpark at Erie Painting/Fencing Project.
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DEPARTMENT: Parks & Recreation
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PRESENTER(S): Luke Bolinger, Director of Parks & Recreation
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FISCAL SUMMARY:
Cost as Recommended: $459,107.10
Balance Available: $590,000
Budget Line Item Number: 110-50-810-605000-100367
New Appropriation Required: No

POLICY ISSUES: This project involves replacing and painting aging fencing infrastructure, thus has minimal policy implications. The Council approved funding for this purpose in the 2025 Budget.

STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Recommendation
Approve the Resolution of the Town Council of the Town of Erie Approving a Construction Agreement with JOC Construction for the Ballpark at Erie Painting/Fencing Project.
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SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND OF SUBJECT MATTER:
The Parks & Open Space Division of the Parks & Recreation (P&R) Department maintains all athletic facilities in Town-owned parks. The Ballpark at Erie (BPE), a gated complex within Erie Community Park, has served the community since 2010. Years of exposure to Colorado's harsh sun have caused significant wear and tear on the site's fencing.

The original vinyl fencing has deteriorated beyond its useful lifespan, developing severe cracks and peeling that has the potential to create safety risks, such as pinch points and sharp edges. As the vinyl degrades, exposed metal becomes vulnerable to weathering and corrosion. Similarly, painted surfaces on fence posts, rails, shade structures, handrails, and dugouts have faded and peeled, compromising their protective coating and appearance. These components require re-priming and repainting to restore their integrity and aesthetics.

Scheduled during the offseason to avoid conflicts with P&R programming and minimal disruption to public use, the project includes removing old chain-link fencing,...

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