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AMENDMENT NO. 1
NAME OF CONSULTANT OR VENDOR: Berger Partnership
CONTRACT NAME & PROJECT NUMBER: West Fenwick Park Renovation Phase II, PPD17-29
ORIGINAL AGREEMENT DATE: 11/30/2017
This Amendment is made between the City and the above-referenced Consultant or Vendor
and amends the original Agreement and all prior Amendments. All other provisions of the original
Agreement or prior Amendments not inconsistent with this Amendment shall remain in full force
and effect. For valuable consideration and by mutual consent of the parties, Consultant or
Vendor's work is modified as follows:
1. Section I of the Agreement, entitled "Description of Work," is hereby modified to add
additional work or revise existing work as follows:
In addition to work required under the original Agreement and any prior
Amendments, the Consultant or Vendor shall:
As described in attached Exhibit A, incorporated herein, scope
and budget are increased to include various program elements
identified by the city.
2. The contract amount and time for performance provisions of Section II "Time of
Completion," and Section III, "Compensation," are modified as follows:
Original Contract Sum, $215,298.00
including applicable WSST
Net Change by Previous Amendments $0
including applicable WSST
Current Contract Amount $215,298.00
including all previous amendments
Current Amendment Sum $66,065.00
Applicable WSST Tax on this $0.00
Amendment
Revised Contract Sum $281,363.00
AMENDMENT - 1 OF 2
Original Time for Completion 12/31/2019
(insert date)
Revised Time for Completion under N/A
prior Amendments
(insert date)
Add'I Days Required (f) for this 365 calendar days
Amendment
Revised Time for Completion 12/31/2020
(insert date)
The Consultant or Vendor accepts all requirements of this Amendment by signing below, by
its signature waives any protest or claim it may have regarding this Amendment, and
acknowledges and accepts that this Amendment constitutes full payment and final settlement of
all claims of any kind or nature arising from or connected with any work either covered or affected
by this Amendment, including, without limitation, claims related to contract time, contract
acceleration, onsite or home office overhead, or lost profits. This Amendment, unless otherwise
provided, does not relieve the Consultant or Vendor from strict compliance with the guarantee and
warranty provisions of the original Agreement.
All acts consistent with the authority of the Agreement, previous Amendments (if any), and
this Amendment, prior to the effective date of this Amendment, are hereby ratified and affirmed,
and the terms of the Agreement, previous Amendments (if any), and this Amendment shall be
deemed to have applied.
The parties whose names appear below swear under penalty of perjury that they are
authorized to enter into this Amendment, which is binding on the parties of this contract.
IN WITNESS, the parties below have executed this Amendment, which will
become effective on the last date written below.
CONSULTANT/iYNDOR:, CITY OF KENT:
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AMENDMENT - 2 OF 2
EXHIBIT A
PARTNERSHIP
11.6.17 e rger
Revised 08.30.19
Terry Jungman
Kent Parks, Recreation and Community Services
220 Fourth Ave. S.
Kent,WA 98032
Proposal for Landscape Architectural Services—West Fenwick Park Improvements
Amendment 1
Terry:
We are pleased to provide you with this updated fee estimate for the West Fenwick Park
Improvement project. The following outlines our proposed landscape architectural
services for the duration of the project. The scope includes our team of subconsultants,
with each phase of service described. In addition to this narrative, the attached fee
estimate worksheet details tasks to be completed, schedule, deliverables and tasks
performed by subconsultants. This fee proposal is based on our negotiations with you
and the assumptions that we have detailed herein and in the attached worksheet.
Design Team
We have assembled a team of very qualified professionals to assist with the preparation
of drawings, specifications, and estimates of probable construction costs for each
aspect of park design. The team will be led by Berger Partnership, with Stephanie
Woirol as the project manager and main contact for all information between the client
and each team member.Andy Mitton, as principal-in-charge, will lead the public
facilitation process and oversee site design. Our team will be supported by a talented
team of subconsultants who will assist with technical documentation and code
compliance for the project. Design team members include:
KPFF Consulting Engineers - Civil Engineer, David Schwartz
Civil site design, grading, drainage, frontage improvements, paving, temporary
erosion and sedimentation control (TESC), parking and permitting support.
KPFF Consulting Engineers- Site Survey, Jereme Chapman
Support the design team with additional site survey information to supplement
the existing survey completed by the city. Scope is assumed to be an
allowance as indicated in the fee estimate worksheet.
Associated Earth Sciences (AESI) —Geotechnical Engineering, Bruce Blyton and
Jeff Laub
Geotechnical recommendations related to site soils matrix, maximum cut
slopes, site grading, paving profiles and picnic shelter design
Landscape Architecture Berger Partnership Ps 2063256877
Urban Desi n 1927 Post Alley,Ste.2 bergerpartnership.com
g Seattle,WA 98101
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recommendations. If required by code, they will perform their Phase 2 scope
related to site infiltration to satisfy stormwater drainage code requirements.
Mazzetti+GBA- Electrical Engineering, Jay Jack and Jon Krombein
Provide electrical upgrades to reenergize existing site lighting, study fixture
types and make long-term maintenance recommendations, and provide power
to the new picnic shelters.
Design Two Four/Two Six- Irrigation Design, Jason Anderson
Irrigation design and coordination of a booster pump for field irrigation.
Swenson Say Faaet-Structural Engineer, Greg Juttner
Structural Engineering support for the shelter and shade structure footings.
Task 1:Pre-Design (Completed June 2018)
Work includes those tasks identified on the attached fee estimate worksheet and as
noted in the assumptions in this proposal:
1. This phase of work was completed at the conclusion of the public open house
in June 2018. At the direction of Hope Gibson,we added scope items to this
phase as identified in the attached fee worksheet. The time was applied
towards the AESI Phase 2 scope of work at that point in time. It was agreed
that additional scope of work would be negotiated later if it was deemed this
fee was needed to satisfy permit requirements.
2. The purpose of this phase is to perform a detailed inventory and analysis that
will inform what the opportunities and constraints are for the project. This phase
will conclude with the first public workshop. Scope associated with pre-design
includes the following:
a. Hold a kick-off meeting at the city. This phase includes up to three
meetings, including the kick-off meeting.
b. Inventory and analysis phase: Review existing documents available from
the city and identify if additional information is needed.
c. Coordinate with local water utility to confirm working water pressure at the
site (78 PSI) is adequate to support turf rotors at the playfield. Design work
includes coordination of a booster pump. Confirm with electrical to
accommodate within existing electrical panel.
d. Electrical Engineering team to make recommendations on light levels at
parking lot and review existing pedestrian light fixture types for possible
upgrades.
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e. Define opportunities and constraints: Prepare quantifiable metrics and
graphics that will support the decision making process. Intent of this phase
is to identify needs and determine associated costs with desired program
elements to vet how they fit within the project budget.
f. Assist the city with preparation of plans and graphics for an open house
workshop pertaining to proposed improvements to the park in June 2018.
Includes coordination with the city to discuss open house location and
strategy.
Task 2:30%Construction Documents/SEPA Support
Work includes those tasks identified on the attached fee estimate worksheet and as
follows:
1. This phase of work is assumed to occur from March through September 2019.
2. Begin site survey scope to pick up additional site information to support design
efforts identified during pre-design.
3. Engage Geotechnical site observations (Phase 1 scope) to support design and
permit documentation. Determine if Phase 2 scope, infiltration support, is
needed to meet local stormwater code requirements.
4. The purpose of this phase is to develop 30%design plans to better define
project scope and permitting strategy. Includes submitting a project SEPA
checklist.
5. Scope associated with preparation of 30%design includes the following:
a. Attend one meeting in Kent and two meetings in Seattle to review progress
and discuss key project elements.
b. Develop a project level SEPA checklist with support from the city as
needed.
c. Attend a pre-application meeting with associated city permitting
departments to understand land-use and building permit process and
required elements.
d. Prepare 30%site plans based on feedback from the city that includes the
following program elements:
i. Incorporate Chutes and Ladders play area concept as provided by
NW Playground Equipment.
ii. Assist with relocation of the Earth art feature.
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iii. Tennis court restriping to include pickle ball courts as part of base
bid.
iv. Install shade structures and a seating area at the existing Basketball
court.
v. Install a new picnic shelter.
vi. Provide additional site furniture such as picnic tables, benches, BBQ
grills, drinking fountains, associated paved areas.
vii. Develop a new synthetic turf futsal court.
viii. Coordinate improvements to the natural turf field (grading, drainage,
irrigation, soil prep and seeding).
ix. Identify upgrades to existing light fixtures to make them operational.
x. Provide on additional drinking fountain.
xi. Loop pathway repairs (fix low points, minor regrading).
xii. Determine if budget allows for repairs on the western trails up the
hillside (not including the eroded southern slope).
xiii. Stormwater pond improvements to fix the existing fence, remove
trees and provide an accessible route into the pond for
maintenance.
xiv. Research possible connections to provide safe access to the
adjacent church parking lot.
xv. Site restoration/planting plans.
e. Prepare a preliminary cost estimate.
f. Prepare outline specifications.
g. Prepare one rendered site plan and attend one public meeting to update
the community on the project.
Task 3:60%Construction Documents/Land-Use Permit
Work includes those tasks identified on the attached fee estimate worksheet and as
follows:
1. This phase of work is assumed to occur September 2019 through mid-
December 2019.
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2. During this phase of work, the 30%plans will be refined based on review input
from various city departments. Additional meetings will be held to understand
code required plan elements.
3. Scope associated with preparation of 60%design includes the following:
a. Review 30%plans with city and address all comments from parks staff to
ensure the project meets department goals and specifications.
b. Integrate public input comments into the design plans.
c. Attend up to two working meetings with the city and three meetings with
the design team.
d. Coordinate with the design team to fully integrate all design elements into
the plan set including all stormwater requirements, grading and utility work,
electrical upgrades and irrigation.
e. Coordinate required elements with product vendors and finalize elements
to help inform the next phase of work.
f. Refine the probable cost of construction and begin developing technical
specifications (Division 2-33). Begin developing Division 1 specifications.
g. Prepare permit ready plans and coordinate for submittal to required city
permit agencies. (Includes time to administer permit submittals).
Task 4:90%Construction Documents/Permitting
Work includes those tasks identified on the attached fee estimate worksheet and as
follows:
1. This phase of work is assumed to occur late December 2019 through February
2020.
2. Work associated with this phase will coordinate necessary technical aspects of
the project to submit for all associated building and site related permits within
Kent.
3. Scope for this phase includes:
a. Attend various meetings with the city to coordinate all aspects of the
project.
b. Review 60%plans with the city and address all comments from parks staff
to ensure that the project meets department goals and specifications.
c. Attend up to two meetings with the design team.
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Kent Parks,Recreation and Community Services
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d. Respond to city permit comments and make required plan revisions to
complete the review cycle.
e. Compile a final 90% plan set for final review by the city.
f. Finalize the probable cost of construction
g. Develop technical specifications (division 2-33) for review prior to bidding
the project in the next phase.
h. Develop front end specifications (division 0& 1) with assistance from the
city.
Task 5: Bid Assistance
Work includes those tasks identified on the attached fee estimate worksheet and as
follows:
1. This phase of work is assumed to occur March through May 2020.
2. During this phase, we will incorporate any final comments or corrections and
prepare a bid ready set for distribution to the city's procurement office.We will
also assist the city with the following tasks during the bid phase:
a. Finalize the bid set plans and specifications for distribution and advertising.
b. Attend a pre-bid meeting.
c. Provide responses to any contractor questions that arise.
d. Prepare any required addenda materials needed to clarify the project
scope.
Task 6:Construction Observation
Berger Partnership will provide construction observation services while your project is
being constructed. The purpose is to check that the contractor's work is consistent with
the construction documents and the design intent.
1. This phase of work is assumed to be eight months in duration starting in July
2020 and ending in December 2020.
2. Our services will include checking the contractor's submittals of samples, site
visits to observe the progress of the work, preparation of construction
observation reports noting progress as well as aspects of work requiring
correction, respond to RFI's, develop ASI's and review of the contractor's pay
requests.
EXHIBIT A(Continued)
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3. Additional time is included to address any issues that arise in the field to
coordinate the play area installation.
4. We will assist you in running weekly construction meetings to track the
progress of construction (assumes 32 meetings).
5. Our work will include attending a pre-construction meeting, one punch list walk
through and one back punch walk.
6. Post construction will include the following:
a. Review of O&M manuals for project closeout.
Meetings
External meetings such as meetings with various city entities and permit agencies are
identified on the attached fee estimate worksheet.
Assumptions
We have made the following assumptions:
1. Berger Partnership will be responsible for leading meetings as required and will
provide meeting summaries of key issues and themes shaping the design.
2. This proposal assumes a project SEPA checklist will be completed for the
project but assumes a full EIS process will not be triggered.
3. A site survey has been performed by the city and will be provided to the project
team. Additional areas where information is needed will be provided by KPFF
Consulting Engineers and is included in the scope and fee as a not to exceed
allowance.
4. Additional background information from past projects on site will be provided
to the design team by the city. This includes as-built documents, geotechnical
reports and other information as available.
5. No public art is anticipated in the scope at this time. We will work with the city
to determine how the existing public art can be accommodated into the site
design. Any coordination with the artist is not anticipated as part of this scope
and fee.
6. Frontage improvements will be reviewed as part of the pre-design work to
determine if the planning department has any required thresholds that would
trigger improvements. Fees for this work will be negotiated with you once the
scope of work is known.
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7. Fees for the required permits are not a part of the construction bid and are
assumed to be paid by the city.
8. Specifications will be in CSI format. Front-end documents (Divisions 0& 1)will
be coordinated with the city to ensure they conform with city procurement
requirements.
9. The project will be bid through the city's contracting department.
10. The project will be constructed outside the wet weather extension period, and
no special permits will be needed for construction.
11. NPDES permit will be obtained by the contractor and is not included in this
scope and fee.
12. Post construction services do not include a one-year warranty review and
report or a one-year maintenance evaluation and report. If this is desired, we
will submit additional fees to you for approval prior to providing the service.
13. The fee agreement is primarily a lump sum fee billed monthly for percentage
completed
Landscape Construction Budget
We understand the total project budget to be$3.5 million. We will work with you to
allocate construction contingency as well as determine possible bid alternates to
ensure the project is within budget as the project progresses.
EXHIBIT A(Continued)
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Kent Parks,Recreation and Community Services
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Fees
Based on the scope of services identified at this time, we have established a fee for
landscape architectural services as follows:
Berger Partnership $159,630.00
Subconsultants (+10% markup) $101,189.00
Reimbursable expenses $1 800 00
Sub Total $262,619.00
AESI Phase 2 Geotechnical allowance
(if required by stormwater permit review) $18 744 00
Revised Grand Total $281,363.00
Original Contract Amount -5215 298 00
Amendment 1 Total $66,065.00
Fees will be billed monthly based upon the percentage of work completed. This
percentage will be based on hours, milestones and deliverables. Services beyond
those noted in this proposal will be billed as additional services on an hourly basis (as
identified in the attached task worksheet) or lump sum fees can be negotiated.
The hourly rates for the people involved on our team at this time include:
Principal $185.00 per hour
Associate $145.00 per hour
Project Manager $120.00 per hour
Landscape Designer $95.00 per hour
Administrative Staff $70.00 per hour
We are excited about this opportunity to continue working with you and the community
to improve the overall park experience at West Fenwick Park! We look forward to
address any questions or additional information you may need in reviewing this fee
estimate. Should your understanding be any different from ours, please notify us
immediately.
Sincerely,
Berger Partnership PS
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APPROVED:
Andy Mitton
Principal, Landscape Architect
EXHIBIT A(Continued)
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Fee Estimate Worksheet Date Last Revised. 8.30.19
Project:West Fenwick Park
Principal PM LA Staff Admin
AM SW CG Total
Task 1: Pre-Design(January through June 2018)
Inventory&Analysis
Project kick-off meeting in Kent with Civil 4 8 $1,700.00
Review documents 2 12 $1,810.00
Opportunities& Constraints
Attend scoping meeting in Kent 4 4 $1,220.00
Project scoping 12 24 $5,100.00
Additional Scope completed by June 2018 Subtotal $9,830.00
Prepare site plans&support images/graphics for 8 40 $6,280.00
public workshop (define project program)
Public meeting #1 (June 16, 2018, on site) 8 12 $2,920.00
Revised Task 1: Pre-Design Total 38 100 0 0 $19,030.00
Task 2:30%Construction Documents/SEPA(March through September 2019-In progress)
Meetings with city (3 total, 2 held in Seattle) 6 8 $2,070.00
Prepare preliminary site layout plans 1 8 $1,145.00
Play area integration 24 $2,880.00
Field Coord. with Geotech and Civil Engineer 4 24 $3,620.00
Earth sculpture integration 1 12 $1,625.00
Futsal court and tennis court documentation 2 12 $1,810.00
Shade structure @ B-ball court 2 6 $1,090.00
Pre-application mtg with city 4 4 $1,220.00
Prepare 30%design plans 6 40 $5,910.00
Prepare preliminary cost estimate 12 2 $1,580.00
Prepare outline specifications (CSI format) 2 8 2 $1,470.00
Prepare SEPA project checklist (city to provide input) 4 32 0 $4,580.00
Prepare graphics for public workshop 16 $1,920.00
Attend Public meeting #2 3 3 $915.00
Construction Documents/SEPA Total 35 209 0 4 $31,835.00
Task 3:60%Construction Documents/Land-Use Permit(Sept through mid December 2019)
Review 30% plans with city&address comments 4 12 $2,180.00
Integrate public input comments 1 16 $2,105.00
Working meetings with city (2) 6 6 $1,830.00
Working meetings with team (2) 4 4 $1,220.00
Stormwater/grading/electrical coordination 8 40 $6,280.00
Coordination w/NW Play 12 $1,440.00
Permit submittal coordination 40 $4,800.00
Prepare permit ready plans for submittal early Jan. 2 32 $4,210.00
Prepare 60%design plans 6 48 $6,870.00
Refine 60%cost estimate 1 8 2 $1,285.00
Prepare 60%specifications 2 32 4 $4,490.00
Construction Documents/Land-Use Permit Total 34 250 0 6 $36,710.00
Task 4:90%Construction Documents/Permitting(Late December 2019 through Feb 2020)
Review 60% plans with city&address comments 6 12 $2,550.00
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Fee Estimate Worksheet Date Last Revised: 8.30.19
Project:West Fenwick Park
Principal PM LA Staff Admin
AM SW CG Total
Meetings with team (2) 6 6 $1,830.00
Respond to permit comments/2 correction cycles 2 24 $3,250.00
Compile 90% plans for parks dept. review 2 24 $3,250.00
Refine cost estimates 1 8 2 $1,285.00
Refine specifications + Div 0 and 1 sections 4 32 4 $4,860.00
Construction Documents/Permitting Total 21 106 0 6 $17,025.00
Task 5: Bid Assistance(2 months-March through May 2020)
Finalize bid set for printing &advertise 2 24 $3,250.00
Finalize specifications (Divs. 0& 1 - 33) 6 8 12 $2,910.00
Pre-bid meeting 4 4 $1,220.00
Answer contractor questions & issue addenda 12 $1,440.00
Bid Assistance Total 12 48 0 12 $8,820.00
Task 6:Construction Observation(July through December 2020)
Pre-construction meeting (1) 4 4 $1,220.00
Weekly meetings & reports (32 meetings) 24 256 $35,160.00
Submittals, RFIs, Change orders 2 16 8 $2,850.00
Coordinate with NW Play 32 $3,840.00
Punch list (1 visit) 4 4 $1,220.00
Back punch (1 visit) 4 $480.00
Post construction (O&M manuals, etc.) 12 $1,440.00
Construction Observation Total 34 328 0 8 $46,210.00
Project Totals(Berger) 174 1,041 0 36 $159,630.00
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Subconsultants up Total
KPFF Consulting Engineers (Civil &Structural Engineering) $46,400.00 $4,640.00 $51,040.00
KPFF Consulting Engineers (Survey Allowance) $8,000.00 $800.00 $8,800.00
Mazzetti (Electrical Engineers) $10,250.00 $1,025.00 $11,275.00
Design Two Four/Two Six (Irrigation) $12,000.00 $1,200.00 $13,200.00
Swenson Say Faget (Structural) $5,000.00 $500.00 $5,500.00
AESI Phase 1 (Geotechnical Exploration) $10,340.00 $1,034.00 $11,374.00,
Subconsultant Total $101,189.00
Reimbursable Expenses(Berger) $1,800.00
Project Sub Total $262,619.00
AESI Phase 2 (If required through permitting) $17,040.00 $1,704.00 $18,744.00
AESI Phase 2 Sub Total $18,744.00
Revised Grand Total $281,363.00
Original contract amount $215,298.00
Amendment 1 Total $66,065.00