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Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department
P. O. Box 330316 • 3071 SW 38th Avenue
Miami, Florida 33233-0316
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July 18, 2005
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Capital Improvements
Citizen's Independent Transportation Trust Re: Water and Sewer Facilities for Omni Redevelopment Area
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Community Action Agency Dear Mr. Rollason:
Community & Economic Development Community Relations This City of Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has requested Miami -Dade
Consumer Services Water and Sewer Department (Department) to assist in the provision of water and sewer
Corrections & Rehabilitation facilities to serve the Omni Redevelopment Area (the "Project"). The options for
Countywide Healthcare Planning providing such services for the Project are as follows:
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1. The Department can provide the design and installation of water facilities in
Elections the area for an estimated cost of $2,882,840 and $200,000 for sewer facilities.
Emergency Management An exhibit of the proposed water and sewer facilities and the cost estimate for the
Employee Relations water facilities are attached. The estimated time of design, construction and
EnterpriseTechnology Services completion of the Project is twenty months.
Environmental Resources Management
Fair Employment Practices 2. Alternatively, the CRA can also select one of its consultants to perform the
Finance design (to Department's standards) and the Department will install the facilities.
Fire Rescue This will reduce the estimate of the Department's cost by approximately 10%, to
General Services Administration $2,594,556.
Historic Preservation
Homeless Trust 3. A third option is for the Project to be installed as a donation project to in which
Housing Agency case CRA will provide the design and installation of the project and then convey
Housing Finance Authority the Project to the Department upon completion for its ownership and operation.
Human Services
Independent Review Pane, In accordance with the enclosed letter from Joe Arriola of the City which requires that
International Trade Consortium applicants for a City -issued Public Works permit pay the amount of the restoration cost
Juvenile Assessment Center for the roadways as calculated by the values established in Section 54-52 of the City
Medical Examiner Code, CRA will be responsible to obtain the City's Public Works permit and pay the street
Metropolitan Planning Organization restoration fee on behalf of the Department. Options 1, 2 and 3 will require an agreement
Park and Recreation between the two agencies with the first two options requiring the Board of County
Planning and Zoning Commissioners' approval. The Department will prepare the appropriate agreement
Police depending on the option selected.
Property Appraiser
Public Library System
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Seaport Bonnie P. Wells
Solid Waste Management Assistant Director and
Strategic Business Management Executive Assistant
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Transit c: John Chorlog„ Howard Fallon, Rafael Ballesteros, Philip Torres, Sara Leu,
Procurement Management If you have any questions, please cal! me at 786/552-8107 or Sara Leu at 786/552-8045.
Urban Revitalization Task Force Mike Suchogorski
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Water Lines
Study Area
Infill Projects (Water)
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12TH
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Water Upgrades
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Proposed Lines
WL-1
W L-2
W L-3
W L-4
W L-5
W L-6
W L-7
W L-8
W L-9
WL-10
W L-11
WL-12
WL-13
WL-14
W L-15
WL-16
WL-17
diameter
8-inch
8--inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
16-inch
16-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
8-inch
TOTAL
diameter cost/ft
8-inch $ 187.78
12-inch $ 226.36
16-inch $ 261.54
20-inch $ 324.68
Length (ft)
600
420
545
785
770
1380
275
1500
890
470
1120
1550
1540
830
500
1180
300
WATER LINE UPGRADES (OMNI AREA)
Cost
112,668.00
78,867.60
102,340.10
147,407.30
144,590.60
259,136.40
71,923.50
392,310.00
167,124.20
88,256.60
210,313.60
291,059.00
289,181.20
155,857.40
93,890.00
221,580.40
56,334.00
$ 2,882,839.90
Proposed Line
W L-1
W L-2
W L-3
W L-4
W L-5
W L-6
W L-7
W L-8
W L-9
WL-10
WL-11
WL-12
WL-13
WL-14
WL-15
W L-16
WL-17
diameter
8-inch
12-inch
16-inch
20-inch
diameter Length (ft) Cost
12-inch 600 $ 135,816.00
12-inch 420 $ 95,071.20
12-inch 545 $ 123,366.20
12-inch 785 $ 177,692.60
12-inch 770 $ 174,297.20
12-inch 1380 $ 312,376.80
16-inch 275 $ 71,923.50
16-inch 1500 $ 392,310.00
12-inch 890 $ 201,460.40
12-inch 470 $ 106,389.20
12-inch 1120 $ 253,523.20
12-inch 1550 $ 350,858.00
12-inch 1540 $ 348,594.40
12-inch 830 $ 187,878.80
12-inch 500 $ 113,180.00
12-inch 920 $ 208,251.20
12-inch 300 $ 67,908.00
TOTAL $ 3,320,896.70
cost/ft
$ 187.78
$ 226.36
$ 261.54
$ 324.68
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..JOE ARRIOLA
CITY MANAGER
Mr. John Chorlog, P.E.
Deputy Director of Operations
Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department
3071 SW 38th Avenue
Miami, Florida 33233-7471
January 20, 2006
Subject: Water and Sewer Facilities for the Omni Redevelopment Area
Dear Mr. Chorlog:
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P.O. BOX 330708
MIAMI, FLORIDA 33233-0705
(305) 250-5400
FAX (305)250-5410
On July 18, 2005 Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (Department) responded to the City of
Miami Community Redevelopment Association (CRA) regarding a prior request to upgrade water and
sewer lines in the Omni Redevelopment Area of the City of Miami. Three options were offered to the
City in response to our request. This project was subsequently suspended. The City of Miami is
respectfully requesting that the Department re -activate this project on behalf of the City and CRA as
discussed below.
The City and CRA would like to see the Department proceed in accordance with Option 1, whereby the
Department will design and install the water and sewer facilities. We understand that cost estimates and
schedule data will need to be updated. In addition, the City's Public Works Department will be waiving
the requirements for full pavement restoration and only requiring that trenches be restored in accordance
with their standard permitting procedures. The City will be addressing full width street infrastructure
restoration through separate means.
Please contact me if you require any further information regarding this request, I can be reached at
mconway r@ci.miami.fl.us or (305)416-1027. Once updated cost and schedule information is available,
please provide it directly to Frank Rollason, CRA Executive Director who will share it with appropriate
City staff.
Sincerely,
Cam."",„,7�
Mary H. Conway, P.E.
Director of CIP and Transportation
C: Joe Arriola, Chief Administrator
Alicia Cuervo Schreiber, Chief of Operations
Stephanie Grindell, Public Works Director
Frank Rollason, CRA Executive Director