The Seal Beach City Council this week approved a contract with Hardy & Harper, Inc. for the annual paving program. The contract is for $773,000. The council also authorized the city manager to approve additional work requests and inspection services up to $100,000. (That’s $75,000 for work and $25,000 for inspections.)
This was a Consent Calendar item. The council approves Consent Calendar items collectively, without discussion, unless individual items are removed for a separate vote.
“The work will generally include grinding the existing pavement and installing an asphalt overlay to extend the roadways’ serviceable life,” according to the staff report prepared by Associate Engineer David Spitz.
Hardy & Harper, Inc. was the lowest of eight bidders, according to the Spitz report.
“Construction is estimated to start in the Spring of 2024 and be completed within
30 working days following the Notice to Proceed,” Spitz wrote.
The streets to be repaved are, according to Spitz:
“1. Bluebell Street – Almond Avenue to Birchwood Avenue.
“2. Banyan Avenue – Camelia Street to Columbine Street.
“3. Clover Circle – Almond Avenue to end of the cul-de-sac.
“4. Daisy Circle – Fir Avenue to end of the cul-de-sac.
“5. Heather Street – Elder Avenue to Lampson Avenue.
“6. Dogwood Avenue – Fuchsia Street to Marigold Street.
“7. Marigold Street – Dogwood Avenue to Candleberry Avenue.
“8. Rose Street – Hazelnut Avenue to Lampson Avenue.
“9. Primrose Street – Elder Avenue to Dogwood Avenue.
“10. Elder Avenue – Primrose Street to Violet Street.
“11. Wisteria Street – Ironwood Avenue to Dogwood Avenue.
“12. Ironwood Avenue – Wisteria Street to Tulip Street.”
