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neighborhood. During this design phase, two test wells were installed and data was collected to ensure <br />the viability of this solution. The capacity to accept flood waters into the deep well deteriorated within <br />the first year. The results of this process have proven out that, although injection wells will help with <br />some flooding relief, it is not a viable long-term solution. The anticipated lifespan of this solution is <br />approximately 4-5 years before wells will need to be redrilled. <br />At this time, it is the recommendation that the City plan accordingly and pursue the long-term solution <br />of two pump stations. To revive this project, manage permitting and assist through the bid and contract <br />award process, Craig A. Smith (CAS) has provided a proposal in the amount not -to- exceed of <br />$73,565.00 and a one year term extension, bringing the total contract total to $844,980.00. <br />FUNDING SOURCE: <br />Funds have been appropriated in account no. 300-5-5410-465000-83003. <br />A complete copy of the contract file, including all exhibits and attachments, is on file with the Office of <br />the City Clerk and is available upon request. <br />ATTACHMENTS: <br />Resolution <br />Sixth Amendment - Craig A. Smith <br />Item Number: 9.1 <br />385 <br />