Description: Includes the following work: extends the current CR 975 10-foot-wide multi-use trail from south of the Echo Hollow Nature Park parking lot; north towards the intersection of CR 750 and CR 975, from there, the trail will head west along CR 750 terminating approx. 485 LFT east of the CR 750 culvert at Hendricks Creek. The project will cross the entry drive to a parking lot, a service drive, and multiple Town-owned parcels.
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Work consists of mobilization and demobilization; implementing best management practices (bmp); implementing traffic control; construction surveying, staking, and survey monument restoration; distributing construction notices to affected businesses and residents; clearing and grubbing; utility company coordination and utility verification; removal and excavation of existing roadway improvements, subgrade preparation, clearing existing pavement surfaces of debris, soils, and other loose materials; construction of asphalt concrete (ac) pavement; construction of multi-use trail, including demolition and removal and/or relocation of existing conflicting materials, import/export of unclassified material or fill, grading and backfill, tree and vegetation removal, construction of pcc curb and gutters, pcc and decorative driveways, stabilized decomposed granite trail, redwood header boards, concrete railings, pcc gravity walls, decorative pilasters, and roadway improvements; utility adjustments and relocations, including trench repair; relocation of private mailboxes; storm drain improvements including relocation and construction of curb inlet with local depression and associated piping; traffic striping, pavement markings, pavement markers, and curb markings; traffic signing improvements; installation of curb drains; reconstruction of adjoining improvements at properties along mesa drive; repairs to impacted or damaged landscaping.
The work involves the construction of sidewalk on the north side of 20th Street from the 6800 block to 70th Street. Additional improvements include power utility undergrounding, street lighting, landscaping, and associated work.
The City of Ozark seeks sealed construction bids for the Jackson Street Sidewalk Connector and Finley River Trail West Extension – Phase 1. The Jackson Street project includes ADA-compliant concrete sidewalks and ramps, earthwork, a paved approach, a curb wall, and traffic and erosion controls. The Finley River Trail project includes a 10-foot-wide ADA-compliant concrete multi-use trail, culverts, a pedestrian bridge, earthwork, and erosion control.
