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Allen I. Messing - 1983-11-21
WHIIN RECORDED MAIL TaR.1.' 1; .� 8 4 -- 3 91014 Ci iY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH EXEMPT Office OI the City Clerk CH I'. 0. Box 190 Huntinvlun ralit, 92' AF NOTICE OF COMPLETION ,,,,, C C- 6 a2 (7�K*+�Ir+•�D �o ivo 4�c !- i1f� �c;Fi��E't) ��: C,► j��(;i,11. jiECpliU'� Of OfIAN(A CGUNTV %"ALIFORNIA p ao PJ4 SEP Z 0184 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEM that the contract heretofore awarded by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California to FALLEN 1. HESSING, 18963 Acacia Street, Fountain Valley, California who was the company thereon for doing the following work to -wit: reconstruction of the. Municipal Pier Restroom Facilities, Il ect CC-632, in the City of Huntington Beach, CA, That said work was completed by said company according to plans and specifications and to the satisfaction of the City Engineer of the City of Huntington Beach and that said work was accepted by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach at a regular meeting thereof held on September 17, 1984 That upon said contract the AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY was surety for the bond given by the said company as required by law. Dated at Huntington Beach, California, this 18th day of September 1984 , / ..�`, 1 r-jo�ov i y Clerk n ex-ofic7o C I erk of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California -STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) County of Orange, j ss: City of, Huntington 'Beach I,,ALICIA M. WENTWORTH, the duly elected and qu61ifi6d City Clerk and ex-officio certifo�under�ienal�unc'. ;of the CthatQtheuforngton leach, Cal i fornia`do hel-eby, ,,.Y. penalty of.'perjury, egoing NOTICE OF COMPLETION is true 'and,rortect, andOffice5oftltheTCountF was County ordered to be y 9 ', � ecor�ded. in the y, g y by,said City Council. D,.ted at Huntington Beach, California, this 18 a th day of September 19 84 Tbl' doounert Is 'solely; for; the -_-- arricia"business -of the' city► H=tin,!ton 'bench: as contem City Cl er - p eted'.' kTd :Covexiicaont Code k n off cia Clerk pa. Blob turd should .'tie recorded Of the City ,Counci 1 of the,. City r , of Huntington' aearh , Ca 1 i forni a ,$roeof charge. . t9 , f i t N� 632 ~ w CITY FUNDED PUh1.IC WORKS CONTRACT , BETWEEN ALLEN I. MESSING AND THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH FOR THE LECONSTRUCTION OF THE MUNICIPAL PIER RESTROOM r! THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into on this :c./sy day of :r 19^, by and between the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation of the State of California, hereinafter referred to as "CITY," and ALLEN I MESSING, a sole proprietor, hereinafter referred o as "CONTRACTOR." rF;� WHEREAS, C7'rY has solicited bids for a public works project (hereinafter referred to as PROJECT) more fully described as reconstruction of: the Municipal Pier Restroom--CC 632. ',WHEREAS, CONTRACTOR has been selected and is to perform said work, NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the promises and agree - merits hereinafter made and exchanged, the parties covent.tnt and agree as follows: 1. STATEMENT OF WORK, ACCEPTANCE OF RISK CONTRACTOR shall furnish, at his own expense, all labor, J� :I plant, tools, equipment supplies, transportation, utilities and all. other items and facilities necessary to complete and coast )`oct, in A, good and workmanlike manner, PROJECT. CONTRACTOn agrees to furnish all paid services and ruater- ial ., :contemplated and embraced in this agreement, and assume loss +' and damage arising out of the nature of the aforesaid work during its progress or prior to acceptance rrom the action of the ele- ments, and from any, foreseen or unforeseen difficulties which may 1 arise or b,-- en,:ountered in the prosecution of work and for all other risks of any description connected with the work, and to pay all expenses incu*:red by or in consequence of the suspension or discontinuance of work, except such as are expressly stipulated to be borne by CITY. 2. ACCEPTANCE OF CONDITIONS OF WORK, SPECIFICATIONS CONTRACTOR acknowledges that he is fully familiar with all the terms, conditions and obligations of the Contract Docu- ments, as hereinafter defined, the location of the jobsite, and the conditions under which the work is to be performed, and that he enters into this contract based upon his investigation of all such matters and is in no way relying upon any opinions or represen- tatives of CITY. It is further agreed that the Contract Documents are incorporated in this contract by this reference with the same force and effect as if the same were Set forth at length herein, and that C' NTRACTOR and Its subcontractors, if any, will be anti are bound by any and all of said Contract Documents insofar as they relate. in any part or in any way, directly or indirectly, to the work, covered by this contract. "Contract Documents" as defined herein mean and include: A. This contract. agreement; B. f3oitds for the work coveted by this contract; C. The CITY'S standard plans and specification and G special contractual -provisions, including those on file in the .. 2 tz .:: office of the Director of Public Works of CITY and adapted by the A. City Council of CITY and any revisions, amenlments or addenda _ thereto, the 1982 edition. of Standard Specifications for Public - Works Construction, published by Builder's hews, inc., 3055 Overr341 ;' land Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90034, and all amend -.;en' thereto, written and promulgated by the Southern California chapter of the:h American Public Works Association and the Southern California District Associated General Contractors of the California Joint; Cooperative Committee; D. Bid documents including the Notice Inviting Bids, the ,s Special instructions to Bidders, and the Contractors' Proposal; E. The project plans, specifications, special provisions and addenda applicable to the PROJECT. Anything mentioned in the Specifications and not indicated in the Plans, or indicated in the Plans and not mentioned in the Spocifications, shall be of like a effect as if indicated and mentioned in both. In case of dispute or inconsistency between any plan or specification, the matter shall be immediately submitted to the Department of Public Works of CI'rx, hereinafter referred to as "nPW", without whose decision said discrepancy shall not be adjusted by CONTRACTOR, save only at his own risk and expense. 1. Should there be any conflict between the tevins of this .. i 1 . 1. agreementand the bid or proposal of CONTRACTOR, then this agree - Mont shall control and nothing herein shall be considered a3 an s ��T�.,i' .��1,. ,i�' ,'�� �. ill. �,► .) 3. COMMENCEMENT OF PROJECT CONTRACTOR agrees to commence the project_ with 10 working days after notice to proceed is issuers and shall diligently prosecute it to the completion within 120 calendar days from the execution of this contract by CITY, excluding delays provided for in Section 10 herein. 4. TIME OF THE ESSENCE Time is of the e-.ssence of this contract. CONTRACTOR shall pt-epare and obtain approval as required oy the Contract Docu- ments for all shop drawings, details, samples, and do all other things necessary and incidental to the prosecution of his wort; in conformance with the said progress schedule. He shall coordinate the work covered by this contract with that of all other con -- tractors, subcontractors and of the CITY, in a manner, that will facilitate the efficient completion of the project and in accord- ance with Section 3 herein. CITY shall have complete control of the premises on which the work is to be performed and shall, have the right to decide the time or order in which the various portions of Lhe work shall be installed or the priority of the work of other �I. subcontractors and, in general, all matters representing the timely and orderly conduct of the work of CONTRACTOR on the premises, 5. CHANGES, CONT.2ACTOR hereby agrees to make any and all changes', furnish materials and perform work as directed in writing b; Uie DPW then such changes are within the scope of work of this agree - pent. Otherwise', CONTRACTOR shall adhere strictly to the Plans and 4 Vp M J t l e \Y �. I ry Specificcutions. tinder no condit`Aon shall CONTRACTOR make any ..,: changes, either in additions of Jeductions, without a written order `. from the DPW. CITY will not pay any extra charges made by CONTRACTOR unless such charges have been agreed upon in writing by the DPW. When directed to change the wor. k , CONTRACTOR shall, su b:n i t� imriediately to the DPW a written cost proposal in reflecting the effect of the change. Should the DPW not agree to such cost proposal, any disputed work shall be performed as ordered in 'e 1. writing by the: DPW and the cost, th,�reof, shall be negotiated by �� r the parties upon cost and pricing data submitted by the CONTRACTOR. CITY will promptly issue e. change order to CONTPACTt:lk and the _... contract price will be adjusted upward or downward accordinyly. 6. NOTICE TO PROCEED No work, services, material, or equipment shall be + performed or furnished under this agreement unless and until a notice to proceed has been given to the CONTRACTOR by CITY. CITY does not warrant that the work site will be available on the da we the Notice Lo Proceed is issued. In event of a delay in commence- ment due to such unavailability,, reli.ef to the CONTRACTOR shall be, limited to a time extension equal to the delay due to such avai l.- ability. 7. BONDS CONTRACTOR shall, prior to entering upon the perf6 mance of this -contract, furnish bonds approved by the C=_ty Attorney: one in the anoun't `of one hundred percent (100%) of '::"go ` contract price - to guarantee the CONTRACTOR'S faithful performance of t.:he work and a� ON f~, .' .1 's to warrant such performance for a period of one (1) •rear after CITY'S acceptance thereof; and one in the amount of Fifty percent (50%) of the contract price to guarantee payment of all claims for labor and materials furnished. 8. WARRANTIES The CONTRACTOR unconditionally guarantees all work done under this agreement, including, but not limited to, any workmanship, installation, fabrication, material or structural facilities constructed. CON,rRACTOR, within ten (10) days after notice by CITY of any defect in the work, shall have the option to make appropriate repairs or replace the defective item or items. Upon expiration of such ten (10) day period, CITY may then make appropriate repair or replacemant at CONTRACTOR'S risk and expense. 9. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR It is further understood and agreed that the CONTRACTOR is, and shall bP, acting at all times as an independent contractor herein and not as an employee of CITY. CONTRACTOR, shall secure, at its expense, and be responsible for any and all payment of income tax, social security, state disability insurance compensation, iiIiished or completed within the number of calendar days as set ' forth in paragraph 3 herein, damaae will be sustained by CITY; and that it ist and will be im rr.ctical and extremely difficult to p Y r ascertain and determine the actual_ damage which CITY will sustain ti^ in the event of, and by reason of, such delay; and it is, there- p` fore, agreed that CONTRACTOR will pay to CITY the sum of one }t►a`� 1 hundred dollars ($100.00) per day for each and every worki.ig day's 114, delay -in finishing the work in excess of the nuriber of working days f. . prescribed; and CONTRACTOR agrees to parr said damages herein t � �t provided for, and further agrees that CITY may deduct the amount thereof from any monies due or that may become due to CONTRACTOR hereunder. CONTRACTOR will be granted an extension of time and will not be assessed with damages for any portion of the delay in completion of the work due to unforeseeable causes beyond the control and without the fault or negligence of CONTRACTOR, including, but not restricted to, acts Of God or of the public enemy, fire, floods, epidemics, quarantine restrictions, strikes, 'I and unsuitable weather, or delays of subcontrac:tois due to such causes. +, CONTRACTOR shall s`ltin fifteen (15) days from the , beginning of any such delay (unless the DPW shall grant a 'further ;period of time prior to the date of final settlement of the contract) 'notify the DPW in writing of the cause of the delay, 6nd CITY shall ex -end � the' time for completing the work if , in its judgment, the findings of fact thereon justify the delay and its dec�siion is, conrl7isive on the parties hereto. -.7 _ I �rY1 Y { Should CONTRACTOR be delayed i n the prosecution or completion of the work by the act, neglect co default of CITY, or should CONTRACTOR be delayed waiting for materials, it said mater- ials are required by this coritrract to be furnished by CITY, o: by damage caused by Eire or other casualty for which CONTRACTOR is riot responsible, or by the combined action of the workmen, in nowise caused by er resulting from default or collusion on the part of CUN'rRACTOR, in the event of a lockcut by CITY, then the time herein fixed for the completion of the work shall be extended the number of days the CONTRACTOR has thus been delayed, but no allowance or extension shall be made unless a claim therefor is presented in writing to CITY withil fifteen (15) days of the commencement of such delay. No claims for additional compensation or damages for delays, irrespective of the cause thereof and including without limitation the furnishing of material by CITY, or delays by other contractors, subcontractors or CITY, will he allowed and said extension of time for the completion shall be the sole remedy of CONTRACTOR, w ,r 1• (h) unknown physical conditions at the site of an unusual nature differing materially from those ordinarily =� encountered and generally recognized as inherent in work of the character provided for in this agreement. The DPW shall promptlya'" investigate tha conditions, and if it finds that such conditions do materially so differ and cause an increase or decrease in the time required for performance of any part of the work under this '•t'l agreement, whether or not ch9nged as a result of such conditions, an equitable adjustment shall bo made and the a re:jment modified in writing accordingly. �tJ. (2) Time Extension No claim of tho contractor under � this clause shall be allowed unless �.he contractor has given the notice required in this clause, provided, however, the time prescribed therefor may be extended by CITY. 12. COMPENSATION CITY agrees to pay and CONTRtiCTOR agrees to accept as fall compensation for the faithful performance of this contract, subject to arty additions oc deductions as provided in the Contract Documents, the sum of eighty—five thousand, seven hundred .. eleven dollars and no cents ($85,711.00), as sat forth in the s, Contract Documents and pLt5vided for in paragraph 2 herei.n. 3`. PROGRESS PAYMENTS j Each month the. DPW will make an esti;nate in writing of tZ';a work -performed and the value thereof. From each progress lima to t� n percent (1(I%) will '.be deductFo anra retained by CITY, d rtte cemiinder,` less the amount of all previous an us payments since - 9 ... of y • I commencement of the work, will be paid to CONTRACTOR. If CONTRACTOR has, in the judgment of the DIM, faithfully executed fifty percent (50%) or more of the value of the work as determined from the bid schedule, and it the DPW finds that satisfactory progress has been and is being :Wade, the CONTRACTOR may be paid such sum as will. br i:. j the payments of each month up to one hundred percent (100%) of the value of the work completed since the commencement of the work, as determined by DPW, less all previous payments and less all previous retained amounts. 'rh,e -final payment, if unencumbered, cr any part thereuf unencumbered, shall bo made thirty --five (3 5) days after the acreptance of L; ,F: work and the filing of a Uotice of Completion by (.*.'[TY. Payments shall be mar on de,ands drawn in the manner required by .law, aceompanied by a certificate signed by the L)PW, stating that the work for which payment i 5 ''dr-manded has been performed in accordance with the t�-rms of the contract, and that the amount-. stated in the certificate is due under thr terms of the contract. Partial i payments on the contra•--t price shall not be cunsi-dbred as ati acceptance of any part of the work. l4. '"AFerDAVITS OF SATISFACTION OF CLAIMS After the completion of Lne work, contemplated by this contract, CONTRACTOR shall fila with the ,z..1 it:s affidavit stakir_r that sill workmen and persons employed, all ticros supplying materials : r.d al, subcontractors upon PRU3ECT have been paid in full, .and that 'there are no claims outstanding against PROJECT for ei'thi:r `labor or material_, except certain itemse if any,' to be s,t 10 j 4y 7 W ti �S !M forth i a an of f: i day i t cr)vur i ncj d i s p u t-�d cla im s ors i t'er:.s in connection w i th tacit i C e S L(,) Wi thhol:j which have been f i loci under. the provisions of the statutes of the Stattv of California. 15. WAIVER OF CLAIMS The accel;tance by CONTRACTOR of the pa�►mecit of the final certificate shall constitute a waiver of all claims against CITY under car arising out of this contract. 16. INDEMd!FICATION; HOLD HARMLESS; DEFEN—F CONTMC'TUR agrees to protect, deftand, indemnify and hold and save harmless CITY, its officers, agents and employees against any and all 1iabi.1.ity, claims, judgments, costs and demands, including death or injury to CONTPAC;TOR'S employees, and damage to property, arising directly or indirecLly Out of the obligations herein undertaken by CONTRACTOR or :aul. of the operations conducted by CUNTRAC'roR, regardless of the active or pass ►e neglige:ice of CITY, save and except those which arise rout of the 7nle negligenc�= or scale willEul misconduct of CITL . CONTRAc,rOR wi 11 defend any such suits at the sole cost and expense of CONTRACTOR when requested by CITY, and any costs of defense or attorney's fees ` incurred by CITY in onforcing this ol-Aigation will be reimbursed to CITY or may be awarded to CITY by a court of competent juris— diction. with such provisions prior t_o cominencing the performancu of the � work her. ounder . CONTRACTOR ,,;hall maintain WUrkcars' Compensation Insurance anLi otherwise comply with all of the - ' E Y pro v i s io.Is of the Workers SIV Compensation and Safety Acts of the State, of California, the appli- cable provisions of Divisions 4 and 5 of the Califnrnia Labor Code and all amendments thereto; and ail ^>imilar State or Vederal acts or laws applicable and shall furnish to CITY a certi f i `ate of f, ' 7 WorkersCompensation Insurance evidencing such compliance. The insurer sh31 1 furnish to C11Y a c<,r t i f i ca to of Viork ,rs' Compen- sation Insurance. The provider of insurance sha11 not cannel (�r modify any such policy so provided wi thout thirty (3G ) days prior written notice to CITY. CQLNTRAt-''I''JR shall further require all subc:ontractars to similarly provide such workers' compensation insurance for all of the subcontractors' employ► ii,S. CONTRACTOR shall Eurn ish a certificate of wai.vc�r c;f subr.ogation under the terms of the i workers' compensation insurance-, and CONTRACTOR shall. similarly require all subcontractors to waive subr.r: gat ion. -' C:UNTRACTUR'S Workers' Compensation Insurance shall be in forms and underwritten by nSLIrancer companies satisfactory to CITY. Said insurance shall remain in Force unLil. the work under this contract is fully completed and accepted by CITY. Said insurance subscribe for and maintain in full force and effect during the life of this contract a k';rkers' Compensation .1i ibi 1 i ty policy, in t� accordance with the Workers' Compensation Act of the State of. California, of not less than one hundred t,housarid dollars �. " ($I()U, OOU) . 18. INSURANCE CONTRACTOR shall at all. times carry on all operations hereunder, bodily injury and property dam,,ge liability insurance, including automotive bodily injury and property damage liability t�R; t'R+ insurance, in forms and underwritten by insurance companies satisfactory to crrY for: all operations, subcontract work, contractual obligations, product or completed operation, all ownedvehicles and non -owned vehicles. Said insurance coverage obtained by the CONTRACTOR shall name the CI.1'Y, its officers, agents and eni ployees and all public agencies as determined by the i CITY as additional in.sured5 on said policies. CONTRACTOR shall require its insurer to waive its subrogation rights against CITY f f and agrees to provide certificates evidencing the same. Before CONTRACTOR performs any work at, or prepares or delivers materials to the site of construction, CC:NT1tACTUR shall %'itmish to CITY certificates of insurance subject to approval of the City Attorney evidencing the Foregoing insurance coverages and ' E such cec ti f kites shall provide the name and policy number of each carriei an'd policy andthat the insurance is in force and will nc�t r ,'be cancelled without thirty (30) days written notice to CITY. CONTRACTOR shall maintain all of the foregoing insurance coverages t � 13 -- r u in force unti t the work under this contract is fully completed and ` accepted by CITY. ry`. The requirement for carrying the foregoing insurance 8 ► shall. not derogate from the provisions for indemnification of CITY by CONTRACTOR under Section 16 of this contract. Notwithstanding or diminishing the obligations of CONTRACTOR .4ith respect to the `;ks foregoing, CONTRACTOR shall :subscribe for and maintain in full f.4t-4{Q' force and effect during the life of this contract the following rtt insurance amounts: not less than three hunched thousand dollars Y, w E ($300,000) combined single limit coverage for Items A and B. P , A. Bodily Injury Liability and Automotive Bodily Injury Liability (including non - ownership and hired cars) b. Property Damage Liability and Automotive Property Damage Liability The City Attorney shall at all tines have the right to demand the original or a copy of all said policies of insurance. CONTRACTOR shall pay the premiums on all insurance hereinabove required. 19. DEFAULT AND TERMINATION If CONTRACTOR fails or refuses to prosecute the work with c diligence, or fails to complete the work within the time specifiers, 41, . for is adjudged a bankrupt, or makes an assignment for the benefit of.sueditors, or becomes insolve^L or violates any provision of the Contract Documents, CITY may give notice in writing of its ' . ' urNd tenLlon to terminate the Contract~. Unless the v.ulation is c 14 s t is within ten (10) days after :aid notice of intention has been served Ott CONTRACTUR, CITY may to :•m-�nzlte th is agreement upon the expiration of that time. � 20. DISPOSITION OF PLANS, ESTIMATES AND OTHER DOCUMENTS CONTRACTOR. agrees that upon completion of the work to be performed hereunder or upon earlier termination of this agreement, err»a all original drawings, reports, calculations, maps and other documents, pertaining to said contract_, shall be delivered to CITY '!' and become its sole property at no further cost. FK 21. DISSATISFACTION WITEM PERFORMANCE In the event that (21Tk is dissatisfied with performance of CONTRACTOR and the procedures for termination set forth in Paragraph 26 arc! Followed, CITY may `sect, to assume complete control over PROJECT. 22. NUN --ASSIGNABILITY r r` IC necessary disburseme,its in addition to any other relief to which he ..:�, 4�i`r may be entitled. If any action is brought against CONTRACTOR oc any subcontractor to enforce a Stoic Notice or Notice to withhold, �n which names CITY as a party to said action, or by reason of which CITY incurs expenses, CITY shall be entitled to reasonable adminis- trative and attorneys fees, costs and necessary disbursements, r. arising out of the processing of Stop Notices or Notices to Pith- hold or any similar legal document arising out of the performance of this agreement. Said obligation shall be provided for in the `r! CITY may P Y 9 Y''_ labor and materials payment bond required aE CONTRACTOR. set of f any unreimbursed cost or expense so incurred against any sum or sums owed by CITY to CONTMCTOR cinder this agreement. 25. t•oTICES 1N WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this k•, Agreement to be executcid ny and through their authorized oft• icers the day, mo-th and year first above written. w' CONTRACTOR: CITY of HUNTINGTON BEACH, f ALLEN I. MESSING A municipal corporation'; y Allen I. Me sing - Owner r_. • k,; h ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: BY City Clerk I - City Attorney, AMWEST Sk.. HY INSURANCE COMPAN . , LOS ANGEIXS. CALIFORNIA J � • ` r, 5 .4 irJ�Jd � 3�� f'•; ' ilaj:ut,}• Cftp ",tt:Os'a©y ; 130ND NO 1037713� PUBLIC WORKS LABOR & MATERIAL BOND Premium: $1,715.00 per annbm Q KNOW ALL 111?N BY TIIE,SE PRESENTS, "err That we, Allen 1. Messing s!s. is Principal. and ATtitWES"! :iU}LI7Y INSURANCE COMPANY, a Corporation organized and existing under the laws, of the State of Califon ,, �i •: nia, ;rid authorised to transact a general surety business in the Sratc of California, as Surety, ire hell and lirinly bound unto- City of Huntington Beach as Obiigee,"'"� in the Sum of FORTY --TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY --SIX & N0/100-------- � (S_*42.856.001- lawful money of the Unit.-d Statcs of Amcrica,+for the }payment %% lie teof, weII and truly to be rnarlwe hereby bind ourselves, our heirs, exccutors, administrators, jointly and severally, fitinly by these presents, TIiE' CONIjiTION 0f THE FORE -GOING OBLIGATiON IS SUC11, that WITREAS, the -ibove bounden P.1ricipal has been awarded and has entered into a contract dated kith the Obligee to do and perform the following, to wit: Municipal Pier Restroom Renovation Project NOW, THEREFORE, if the above -bounden {'rincipil or his sit bconttact ors fait to pry any of the petscvis named in Section 3181 of the Civil Code of the State of Cal:forrtia, or amounts duc under the Unemployment Insutance Code with repect to work or labor performed by any such claimant, the Surety will pay for the sarttc, in an amount nett exceeding the suns specifiecl in this 'E bond, and also. in L ase snit is brought upon this hand, a reasonable attoracy's fee" to be fixed by the court. Ibis bond shall insure to the benefit of any and all persons. compaides or corporations entitled it) file claims under Section 3 18 1 `of the Civil Corte of the State of California so as to give a right of action It) them cir their assigns in any suit brought upon tilis tond. SIGNED, SEALED AND DATED :hiss _2 3_rd . . day of _ November 19 83 h -- — i A11en_I es -� Princrpnl i1Y_.__ ANIWES'i' S REI'Y iNSUK CEV.)MI'ANY , �Attorney-snn-Fnct • Joseph D><. Panarisi. F CUM rra (1179) 4 , Emps STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Orange a On November 23, 1983 , before me a Notary Public, within and 1"or the said County and State, personally appeared Joseph M. Panarisi .known tome (or proved to me on the basis ofsatifactory evidence) to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument as the Attorney in Fact of and for the AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY, and acknowledgcd tome that he subscribed the name of the AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY theretoas Surcty, and his own name as Attontcy in 'f act. +,•" CMOAL SELL AAtIA YMCEY - ROSS 1107M/ FUSUC • CAt1FOhMJt PAINVPAL MIME IN tlRdSM ccuhrr Iiy Ctnra. Etas Se;L Ie,19E1 r 040TANT PUAUC i AMWEST SdRETY INSURANCE COMPANY &=VW LOS &NCELE5, CALIF0RN1A , v BOND NO. 1037713 Premium $1,715.00'�. Par,.pi -3Qnum . PERFORMANCE BOND — PUBLIC WORKS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE RMSL•NTS; , That we Allen I. Messinct _._._ as Principal, and AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY, r Corporation organized anti existing under the laws of the State of California, and authorized to transact s general surety businc:s in the Statc of Califomia, as Surety, arc held and firmly bound unto: Cias Obligee, iin the sum of EIGHTY—FIVE THOUSA14D SEVEN HUNDRED ELEVEN & N0/100------- DOLLARS, (S * B 5 , 711.00 * * * ), lawful rnuncy of the United States of America, for the payment whereof, well and truly to b•. made. we hereby bind ourselves, ou, heir, executors, administrators, succc%surs and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents, THE CONDMONS Of TtilS ttrt.iGATION IS SUCH, that / _ / �• + 4 � � �� � ,� 4 � � � .. - ... ,,,.►., w. - ,� 1 r � y w V �• "" 1 5 s; AT&T NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR t LiMITED REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY •F` OF In order to respond more effectively to the needs of our customers and to the demands of the competitive long distance market, AT&T Communications of California, Inc. ("AT&T") has filed an appllcatlo,+ with the California Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") asking for the right to Introduce new services on the same conditions as our ccmpeti to: s--ar,d to adjust our prices up or down within a limited range for our existing services provided In California. °* In our application, we request the authority to introduce nenr services by notifying the Commission five days before the effective date of the `1^ service's availability as our competitors are currently permitted to do. Presently, we are required to advise the Commission forty days in �.• advance. WI th respect to existing services, we �equet,t that the Commission establish narrow ranges around our e_isting prices, and that, we be permitted to raise or dower our prices within those ranges, without prior Commission approval. We also request authority to provide certallt �+ services under contract in response to unique customer demands and requests for competitive bids, As an integral part of our application, we propose a comprehensive monitoring plan Welch will provide the Commission an opportunity to measure thy* eff;�cts of ?ny service introduction or pricing change on competition &nd customer satisfaction. If ttie Cu+mission approves our proposal, there will be no * mediate efFect en your AT&T Long Distance hill since there Is no automatic. increase or decrease in AT&T's Intrastate prices associated with this application. Rather, we are requesting advance authority to adjust our prices within the narrow ranges described below, and whether your bill goes up or down In the future will depend on, the combined effect of your AT&T long Distance usage patterns and any adjustments we make with:he pelce ranges. Our proposal offers en alternative to the current form of utility regulation whlch'is designed `or less competitive circumstances. As part of.our,commltment to n'.ifornla consumers, we will continue to provide 10yh quality Service, maintain statewide average prices. and wiii . . not withdraw our service from any community. ,• The following.price ranges are proposed for each of our existing services. A7M LONG 61STANCE • F4r calls up to 70 miles In length, .e could raise or lower our pricey by ore cent per minute. For example, the current rate for a direct dialed call'from Sacramento to Stockton ,is 34`Cents >or the first mlhUte; we COuI1 reduce the.prlce as low as 33 cents or increase It as high as 35 cents. a For calls 71 to 100 miles in length, we could raise or lower our prices by two cents per minute. For example, the current rate for a direct dialed call from San Francisco to Sacramento is 38 cents for the first minute; we could reduce the price as low as 36 cents or increase it as high as 40 cents. + For calls over 100 miles in length, we could raise or lower prices by three cent; per minute. For example, the current rate for a direct dialed call from Los Angeles to San Francisco is 44 cents for the first minute; we could reduce the price as low as 41 cents or increase it as high as 47 man is . The following chart deoicts o,:r complete in -state leng distance schedule, by mileage steo, with our proposed price rankles, using current prices as the mid -points For each ange: ALL CLASSES OF MILEAGE DIAL STATION COIN DIAL SERVICE EACH STEP INITIAL MINUTE INITIAL 3 MINUTES ADDITIONAL MINUTE Mid- Proposed Mid- Proposed Mid- Proposed Point Price Range Point Price Range Point Price Range 0-20 S.23 $.22-S.24 $-60 S.55-$.65 $.11 S.10-S.12 21-40 .32 .31- .33 .85 .80- .90 .19 .18- .20 41-70 .34 .33- .35 .95 q0-1.00 .20 .19- .21 71-1Oe0 .38 .36- .40 1.00 .90-1.10 .23 .21- .25 f 101-150 .41 .38- .44 1.15 1.05-1,2; .24 .21- .27 151-330 .43 .40- .46 1.25 1.15-1.35 .27 .24- .30 �A. OVER 330 4� . 41- .47 1 .30 1 .20- .. 40 .28 .25- .31 We also request the opportunity to adjust the 20% Evening discount and talc 40% MightlWeekend discount applicable to long distance calling. For . such discounts, we are requesting a narrow range of plus -or -minus five `` percent to be established around the current discount levels. ,•:, - 2 - c AT&T OPERATOR `ASSISTANCE SERVICES We ro ose the following rice ranges be adopted for our ton distance P P 9 P 9 P 9 charges attributable to operator assistance, tatting card, operator handled station -to -station and person -to -person calls -- using current prices as the mid-polnt of each range: Mid -Point Proposed Operator Service Charges (Per Msg.) Price Range_ Oper. Asst. Calling Card $ .50 Oper, Asst. Station - to -Station. Collect, or 3rd Number Billing $1.00 Person -to -Person $3.00 • Veri;"Ication/Interrupt Charges Verify $1.00 Interrupt S1.50 • Directory Assistance $ .35 S .40-S .60 S .75-S1.25 S2.5043.50 $ .85-S1.15 $1.3041.10 S .25-$ .45 AT&T WATS AND 800 SERVICE She request the following price ranges for our WATS and 800 Services, with the amid -point for each range set at current prices: AT&T WATS SERVICE (Rate Per Hour*) First Next Next Over 15 Hrs 25 Hrs 40 Hrs 80 Hrs 1 HALF STATE (S8 40-$11.40) ($7.30-$ 9.90) :S6.65-S 8.95) ($6.10-5$.30) FULL STATE ($9.55412.95) ($9.00-$12.15) (S7.95-S1O.75) (S6.95-S9.35) AT&T 800 SERVICE ) ( Rate Per Hour") ` BUSINESS DAY OFF-PEAK 1 {,..: HALF STATE CSi1.10415.00) (54.40-S6.00) FULL' -STATE (bl 3.90-S1a.$0) (55.55-S1.55) �• '' , + rr PIt s set-up 515: per message CrIATS) . .a Charge of , ••, Plus set-up. charge of '05 per message (800). :;;.• ., r a ! AT&T BUSINESS PRIVATE LiNE SERVICES t We.request`that price ranges for our private line services, both recurring and non -recurring, be established to permit adjustments of plus-or77minur'10% for each price element using current prices as the - rrid=point'for each price element. COMMISSION REVIEW OF APPLICATION The Commission staff will review our application and may propose. changes to the request we have made. the Commisslon staff consists of engineers, accountants, economists and attorneys who will ;ylf4% evaluate th.".) proposal and p p present their analyses. and ,{,Y "recommendations to the Commission. Other Interested parties may ? " also make recommendations. Although a variety of proposals may be 4r, submitted, the final determination will be made by the Commission. k copy of the application and the related monitoring plan may be examined at the offices of the California Public Utilities Commission, State Building, 505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 941.02 or State Building, 107 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90012; at AT&T Headquarters at 795 Folsom Street, i San Francisco, CA 94101 or the following AT&T Offices: 23461 S. Pointa Drive, Laguna Hills, CA 9Z653 or 611 W. 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90017. A copy 'of the Application and related attachments will be furnished upon written request to C. W. Ensign, AT&T, 795 Folsom Street, Room 220, San Francisco, CA 94107. For information about this notice or other AT&T services, please call: Residence Customers: 800-222-0300 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, M-F Business Customers: 800-222-0400 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, M-F ! t t or t ! - .. t r r• ! j A�t'Sf�4'y�1H� •�<t ; S'.I! C SIR .t !� ! r � ''h �i sf • 4 e AT&T NOTICE'OF APPLICATION FOR LIMITED REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY, . In order to respond more effectively to the needs of our customers and to, the demands of the competitive long distance market, AT&T Communications pair of California. ln�. ("AT&T") has filed an application with the California • Public Utilities Commission,("Commission") asking for the right to <# Introduce new services on the same conditions as our competitors --and to adjust our prices up or down within a limited range for our existing'a services provided In California. �T In our application, we request the authority to Introduce new services. by notifying the Commission five days before the effective date of the service's availability as our competitors are currently permitted to do. Presently, we are required to advise the Ccvnmission Forty days in ...; advance. With respect to existing services, we..request that the Commission establish narrow ranges around our existing Prices, and that we be permitted to raise or tower our prices within those ranges. without prior Commission approval. We also request authority to provide certain services under contract In response to unique customer demands and requests for competitive bids. As an integral part of our application, we propose a comprehensive monitoring plan which will provide the Commission an opportunity tc measure the effects of any service introduction or pricing change on competition and customer satisfaction. If the Ccr-nission approves our proposal, there will be no Immediate effect on your AT&T Long Distance bill since there is no automatic increase or decrease In AT&T's intrastate prices associated with this application. Rather, we are requesting advance authority to adjust our prices within the narrow ranges described below, and whether your bill goes up or down in the future will depend on the combined effect of your AT&T- Long Distance usage patterns and any adjustments we make wl thin the price.ranges. Our proposal offers an alternative to the current form of ; utility regulation which is designed for less competitive circumstances. As part of our cor.Yni tment to California consumers, we wi l 1 continue to provide,high'quality service, maintain statewide average prices. and will ' not withdraw our service from any corrdnuni ty. The following price -ranges are proposed for each of our exlstina services. }. AT&T LONG DISTANCE z , - for calls up.-to`70'miles, in length, we cou e 1d-ralse or love' our;.prlces.by one cent per,mInute. .,For.:eximple, the currerst rate i`ar; a direct d i a l ed cai 1 `fran Sacramento to ' ;. the�krice�as3ioveass33�cents�orrtncmease�itMas�hul•h',°deduce p lg s 35 r� con s . " t;r aYf ` 4 111M ft.',� " 'I For calls 11 to 100 miles in length, we could raise or: lower our prices by two cents per minute. For example, the current rate for a direct dialed call from San Francisco to Sacramento Is 38 cents for the first minute; we could reduce the price as -low as 36 cents or increase it as high - as 40 cents. y For calls over 100 miles in length, we could raise or lower y prices by three cents per ,minute. For example, the current rate for a direct dialed call from Los Angeles to San Francisco IS 44 tents for the first minute; we could reduce the price as low as 41 cents or increase it as high as 47 cents : The foilowing chart depicts our complete in -state long distance schedule, by mileage step. wltn our proposed price ranges. using current prices as the mid -points for each range: r i ALL CLASSES OF MILEAGE DIAL STAr1CN COIN DIAL SERVICE EACH STEP INITIAL MINUTE INITIAL 3 MINUTES ADDITIONAL MINUTE I Mid- Proposed Mid- Proposed Mid- Proposed i Point Price Range Point Price Range Point Price Rangy 0-20 S.23 S.22-s.24 s.60 S.55-S.65 $.11 S.10-Sk12 21-40 .32 .31- .33 .85 .80- .90 .19 J 8- .20 41-70 .34 .33- .35 .95 .90-1.00 .20 .19- .21 - 71-100 .38 .36- .40 1.00 .90-1.10 .23 .21- .25 101-150 .41 .38- .44 1k15 1.05-1.25 .24 .21- .27 151-330 .43 .40- .46 1.25 1.15-1.35 .27 .24- .30 OVER 330 .44 .41- .47 1.30 1.20-1.40 .28 .25- .31 t• we aIso, request the o ortunit to adjust the 20% Eveningdiscount and the -40% isight/iieekendAdl 'count appl i ca6fe to long di stance calling. For such:dlscounts,ve are requesting a narrow range of plus -or -minus five ;percent to be established around the current discount lereis. j ij t v -- V AT&TOPERATOR ASSISTANCE SERVICES = ` We' propose the foilowing price ranges be adopted for our long distance char, es attributabie to operator assistance, tailing card, operator handled statlon-to-station and person -to -person calls -- using Current prices as the mid -point of each range: Mid -Point Proposed • Opera :or Se,vice Charges (Per Msq.) Price Range w� �Jr U er. Asst. Calling Card S .SO S .40-S .60 Oper. Asst. Station- to -Station. Collect., or 3rd Number Billing S1.00 S .75-Si.25 Person--to-Person S3.00 $2.50-S3.50 • Verification/Interrupt Charges fix: Verify S1.00 S .85-Si.15 "Y Interrupt S1.50 S1.30-S).70 t • Directory Assistance S .35 S .25-S .45 AT&T WATS AND 800 SERVICE We request the following price ranges for our HATS and 800 Services, with the mid -point for each range set at current prices: AT&T HATS SERVICE (Rate Per Hour') First Next Next Over 15 Hrs 25 Hrs 40 Hrs 80 Hrs I' HALF STATE ($8.40-S11.40) (S7.30-S 9.90) ($6.65-S 8.95) ($6.10-S8.30) FULL ($9. 55-512.95) 10. 75) STATE ($9.00412.15) ( 57.95-S ( S+i. 95-S9. 35 ) AM 800 SERVICE (Rate Per Hour") BUSINESS DAY OFF PEAK " { HALF STATE ($11.10415.00) ($4.4046.00) FULL STATE (S13.90418.80) ($5.55-b7.55) ,,. 40, i sat -up - charge of $. I S per 'messige (HATS) . ;. ,• P1 us set-up 'charge of S05 per message ' (800). - 3 - rr -7�! Y • .yl!'�..cDl'. es'� �+T.r�,.lcl+. '. t'7��':: 1�yy'� =.�'y YY � s..^i.:.i x -:t �t r TI i , .. -.•, -.. .... .. -. .. Lam..>- -- .. .. _... .. .,- - � `'� - • a - . .- - ,, .. ,... `.r ,. r,.-�.^... -. -: - _ • -, .. a t.„_:, .. _" .•5`>. wi`- 1 i .� JM k t 'Ii .�..-. _`'•- .- :'--` •� . - �':. .eta. ,__ „. -;' ;- �..�.,_. __.._,. _.. - ::,.... -z- ....-�'.-..-.w:a �+.»..i,'"•:si.:..`..»�.. •�.. �....-.-s.wti.•s+i.,r.._ra _ .. --:•.-..-.-aK'+TAY•/ha.M.r.+ruNw..rw'1•ei."ess.w-s.sr Xrrw.-..=i•.��w•a•�ITr.J..:/1 ..+ _ ` STATE OF CALIFORNtA, COUNTY OF Orange l sc 1 pn November 23, 1983 . before me a Notary Public. within and kir the %airs fI County and State, personally appcorcd Joseph M. Panarisi , knoun to me (or proved to me on the basis of satifaetory evidencc) to be the person whose name is subscribed to the w ithin in5trumcm as the Attorney in Fact of and for the AMWE• ST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY. and acknowledged 111 me that fie _ suhsc>Zbrd the name of the AM WEST SURETY JNSURANCF COMPANY thercto as Surcty, and his own Isame as Attorney in tact. i "{ D!NA Y �,�iCEY - ROSS . NOTARY ►N�IIC i7 !'RNCIPAL rjMtE 1. 'JQA.'/k,Ei'.�alf{TM '�r • 11 .� �j =.0•:.'S1. it�;[i �k`,/L _C'l iT..1`�sl t.111tIFST SUR► TV INSIIR .t NXE Cf ),%11'.•,,.11 ton n►trnsrnourh Avenue, Suite 304 N O /I 5 5 9 Woodland Ilills, Calijurrrla 91387 • Trlrlrhone :13: 704-1111 POWER OF ATTOkNtY , KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That AIAWEST SURETY INSURANC/t COMPANY /1 CALIFORNIA CORPUIiAI ION 'does hereby make, conslituto and appoint NARY.R.'PETERSON--JANICE`.DAUEZ--DYANNE A. CALAHAN--SHIRLEY PAIVA -CHERYL M. VURNAND--JOHN E. SAVAGE—SC01T D.' AN11CHULTZ�-MAR0111t WILSON-CATHERINE THOMPSON^-ROCHELLE P. WOESSNEA—DONNA J, ROGERS�-SUE FIROWN--PAMELA`Qi^.nTT—WILHELtiiiNA L. �DEN-JO3EPH M. PANARISh--CHA,Rt.ANNE KUCX Its true and lawful Attorney(N n-Facct,wOlthfulpower and alfix the seal of the company thereto It a seal Is required, bonds, undertalking i; recog nizances or oth©r written obligations In Me nature thereol, as follows, CONTRACT, LICENSE, PERMIT. COURT & MISCELLANEOUS BONDS TO S250,000.Oa `/ and to bind AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE�COMPANtheteby, and all rf thr acts o'said Attorneys•in•Fact. pursuant to these presents, are heichy ratified arid crinflr►nt'd, This appnintnient'Is made under and try authority of the following provi• `sions of the By•Lawt of the comNany, which are now in !till force atrd'ellecl' Article 111, Suction 7 of the 13y"Lawt of AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY y:,tacsi,gr,_'►rrtclei atnd b the authuti• bf the•followir. This Posner of Attorney it, �rgnt:p artd sr;rlyd b 'a y ty y resotlit'uits adaA , T'SURETY OMPANY at a meeting duty hold an Decemlrpt 15: INSURANCE C ter! E� the board of directors of AMWES •• RESOLVED that the president of an vice w. s►dent in con-unconn watt Vie secrelarV Of any assistant sgc►t - . ��. y. y g authority as delina_d or Iimiled in the ment'tvideneing the .tar may appoint attorneys -in lwct or agents with , instrument at ny anti eliver and ix the 1p�nytto bgndsn untteetaking�rrtco pn ranccst and suretystap ntpigat nnti,nf allrkinds, and said Officers trr�rrto ;f 1 l'. 't • ���>t�� 9 y ; any such ittorney n-IdCt or a9prii and revoke arty posver of attorney prevrnusly gtanteel to SuCh oerso/t i', j �•` .;te r ' RESOLVED FURTHER tltat"anyaxtrid, undeitaknq, rNcognirance, or sn•etyshi' ohligalion'shalt be U id and brndin9 upon the company ) Wien signed by the lit e,,idenI or itty vies, lit (nirfp-nt anti aties ted and sealed I►f,a seal be required) by any, secretary or;assistarit secretary; pr ;I,!..`(ii) *Tipp sighrd by, the firesident or any vice-president of sectteiarV or assistant secretary, and countersigned u ,., and seated (iI a seat be requiredI by a duly auIhot ired attorney -rrt•fact or agent; or <' ` iii) whein duly ezecuted•and sealed lif a Seal 1w requited) by one or more: attorncys•in Mara or agents put scant Io and within the limits'of•the'authorrty evidenceri h i the vo�atr of attorney issued by the company-10 such tc 'person or persons. tRESOLVED FURTHER "that the signature of any author.tell officer and the seat of the conlpany..may be, fit s `fy bandunixed by fa6simile to,any power of attorney or certification thereof awhoti:ing the execulionand- Jet;very,of r r, t'I ' of ' g. g ! y. p obligations of the comisany; and such signature and seat l' dertaKm reconrranc�, or whet suet-t 5hi rs i :,when so used shall hove the same lorre acid t!flect as thoirgt! m)nually affoed. INAVITNESS WHEREOF, 'AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY has riorv(I these preserts to be signed by its proper office:; and its corporate seal to he te,!reunto iffo,t,d this 171;ki _•_ (1.4V r,1_�',c•�r�t"i'�'r�t' t9�� f U.- %VEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY stcter�,y STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF LOS ANGE:LE ;s On this 17tt�fay of SeUter,L}y�f' A..) , irJ F ? p, -c,onall�- came hel,wo mt RiChat'cl ;i rr3yd�{t' and )'large Schneider to me known to ho !tic HISS utuals and offrc.ers of AMWEST SURETY INSURANCE COM- PANY,CALIFORNIA who e.+:ecuted the above iostmrreni. and they eacr, acl, no►tiledtted the ext-cution of the szme, and being by 'me duty sworn, did severally devose and say that tht!v 31e the sa:d affic-`rs of the corporation aforesaid, and that the seal atlixed to the above instrument is the seal of !ttr cutroratior, and that said corpora:te seal at, :hen Signatures as such officers were duly affixed and subscribed to the saiti +nstrunwnt by the authority of the braid of directors of said corporation• • swwrw�r�ws+row.rrswwuw..�.ws,u - CrIC11,L SEAL OYANNE k fALAHAN Nt)tAii`/ ruetrc uufORNA f•SE»AL) LOS Attf.EM COVHrt Notar y puul,: Mil IIAMMation tea. µsr. 29, 1985 '�wLiiwerrwww�wW�wi*'r+'rw«.a�r�wwA STATE OF'CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES - ss CERTIFICATE 1, the undersigned, secretary of the AAIIYEST SURETY INSURANCE COMPANY , a California corporation, OO H REBY CERTIFY that the foregoing ; r.d attached Power of Attorney remains in full force and has not been revoked; : and furtheimore.'that the provisions of the B'. Laws of the company and the Resolutions of the board of directors set forth 'In' the Power,of Attornev, are now in force. :Cos to Mesa 2 3 rd November 83 ' Signed a6d sealed at this day of Ig_____r, : Sr<cr� ry I '. It ot-I f.I rHtlIIIlit CLiiT'If ICAi I- Of IRJUaiilNlaji� �` 4,J �_j17Q3 :I% I,I I I A IaH'llrrn It.# 1 16 I ( V ,+I 1U Gast �utictct, Glty A'4I0rn0" r Is +tr.. tit+► CITY Of Hl)t`JTIf�1GTON BEACH. C i0UPN1 :?�%fi F•By Ii1u�t,riyUin U►+c:A (;,i 411b4d �� ; [ r ,. r { V'CX Coley t„ 1I,11. Man.n...ft., .tatiruvel A MUNICIPAL. CORJORATION I'his to to certify that the policies of insurance at dascrltwd Wow have liven issued to the Insured by the undarligntid and arlt in fora• lit this time It thaw policies are cancelled ci changed in such a manner that will affect this certificate, the intiurssiee comimny snrllr% Irs give 10 clay~ prim written notice, by mail, to City of Hlutttngton Beech P. U. BOA 711, Huntington heath, TAIlfcrrrna 9264>ii. AL.►, ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED, ANY DELETION OR i;HANGE IN THIS FORM SHALL. BE SIGNED AhD DATED IlY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY AND MUST BE APPROVED IN WRITING BY T HE Cli'Y -"ATTORNEY. Name of Insured Allen I. !less ing , Address of Insured 18965 Acacia Street, Fountain Valley, Ci. 92708 Location of Work or Opera tiont to be performed „f� .--_ t:inRton Reach, Ca, a. Rest Room Remodel, Iiuntin ton Bench Pier, it;tn tt Rest Roots Remodel - Concrete Hasonsry Block -Steel Con►ttruction Description of Work or Operatiottt _.----- 'f a �•r•-•::r.--r_:-x�ztr�za:n-r-ans XXa scsrsrssatr=�a,o.ra>�az: �---"�XsaeL-z-r�.r=ram;-- '� - - =- --" •.•__ =�-=�rz.._..t - ..� POLICY DATES LIMITS OF LIABILITY NAME OF COMPANY Effective Expiration POLICIES IN FORCE POLICY NO. In Thousands (GOQI ( INS.) GENERAL LIABILITY rxI cotWPREHIENSIVE FORM GLO 1980152 12-1. 82 12-1-84 1.000, CSL Ohio Casualty Ins. Eech Occurenctr fxl PREMISES •OPERATIONS I 1 EXPLOSION AND COLLAPSE HAZARD l `.I UNDERGROUND HAZARD pit PRODUCTS COMPLETED OPERATIONS HAZARD IXI CONTRACTUAL INSURANCE lgs BROAD Foam PROPERTY DAMAGE pit >ir+ocl+t:tvccrvT CONTRACTORS At PERSONAL INJURY AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY OD COMPRPHENSIVE FONM CA 712877 1-28-83 1-28-84 B.I. 100/3009 Pacific National 13a OWNED P.D. S S0'csL 1212 South Flower Each Occurenae l HIREO Los Angeles, Cat. 1 ( NQN•OWNEq BU 72ICGY5578 12-1-83 4-1-84 85, The Hartford 130 State College I Brea ax, Ca. ;I.CbBS�OE CONST MCI LON, WORK K ^�r " COMPENSATION end R 46862 10-4-83 10-4-84 Fairmont Insurance EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY Unlimited 11 '\tw r ;j , St. Cu. Additional Insured Endorsement: ,The insurer agrees that the City of Huntington Such and its City Council, and/or all City Council appointed groups, committeas, „commissions, boards and any other City Council appointed body, and/o. elurtive and appointive officers, servants or emoloyees of the City of Huntington Beach, when acting as such sra addition-W Insured%hsraundar, for the acts of the insured, and such insurance sh3II . be printery to any inaclydni:e of the City of Huntington Beath, as the!r Interest may appear. Narvr�ier 17, 1983 Data AUTHORIZED REP i1E$ TAYIVE OF INSUftAA•.-COMPANY i INSURANCE COMDANrIY 1. 0}1�0 C>xsualt lr_fs . Co.— . �tiC ' • c.L..2, 2.) Fairwnt Ins. Co. by lielmick Bon& & Xnsurance Service r addrero aaszdeMsa--vanus am. g45 ' E1 Chtttrti `So. Patladena Ca. Panadena, Ca. 91105 y wog aasaede ve. , ur sari i, ..`"fib -4z71 p T lephone 2 13) $1 HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT (to be nxecut3d by insureds 'This, insur+d •v agrees 2a protect, defend, Indemnify, save, and hold .tiarmloss the City'of Huntington Beach its 1 F officterr,. ag,e ms, and_ employees against airy fiabi(ity, ,lots,'damage, t ort, or expense by resion of slay arA all liability, suits, claims, r s * y . by any third pa►ri arising ctarn�nds, ladgovn.s znId clauses of ,action caused by Irnur id, his •mpl„yeef, a nts or an subcontractor or xara in cantequence of the sserior i3) msnc* of all or any ratit'na or =;vrty for which this cartificats of. Insurance is furnished. j nut rf to t� •`lt1 raprinronllip lxI trannaslsi� Lrz, `;�u►el:h« ert,t.) a, . Ndt,Cr NAnNILESS SIGIVEDr 13t, Ineu+ed: .'. :+ .. ,• x ,�'6U/i�!'�• t . ' s t:r IAII nert.e, srsall be pr+mna or =YP+d BIt Ino ..sad: "10W Oath a.OMtNrr i )f CnrRor»,csn, nyfQ Oft►can must si On- or Present aririarue of autharl»,t, ,s to bind Corporation, LLL T _ -- t ' _ yr' .' .� ----- -- — _ _,.- .. A D� REQUEFOR CITY COUNCI( ACTION .� :. September 4, 1564 Date Submitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council Submit b Charles W. Thompson, Citi• AJI.,ninistrator ��� I��• c. i }; ;, ---1.11, Prepared by: Paul E. Cook, Director of Public Wurks � Subject: Municipal Pier Restroom; CC 632 ~" :r Y Stater-; nt of Issue, 4ocommendation, Analysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Attachments. t STATEMENT OF ISSUE:? 4.r Fol Allen 1. Messing has completed the reconstruction of the City's Municipal Pier Restroom. RECOMMENDATION: Accept the Improvements and authorize the City Clerk to file the Hotic3 of Completion. •w k j ANALYSIS: On November 21, 1903, the City Council awarded u contract to Allen 1. Messing for the reconstruction of the City's i.,luniclpal Pier Restroonj facilities. The reconstruction of these facilities is now complete, per the approved plans/specifications, and therefore the Director of Public Works recommends acceptance of the project and requests that the Notice: of Completion be: filed by the City Clerk. The following is a surnrnary of contract costs: t Council Ap2roved Actual Expenditure Contrart Artiounts: 05,71 1.00 85,71 1.011 Construction Contingencies: 17 142.00 9,459.71* 1079053.00 95,170.71 "Construction change orders included: rernoving additional concrete as iequired for nev4 plpir) chase; Installing additional spectra glaze block to compensate for slope of floor, 1 providing an additional clean -out at exterior connection to existing 4 inch waste line; changing location of primary waste: line in plumbing chase; Installing art additional circuit breaker; and Miscellaneous painting, concrete: and brickwork :additions. 1 FUNDING SOURCE Project funding was budgeted and approved as follows: � Revenue Source Amount t 1983-84'f fiscal arculint ` IJ343620 (Buildings): P5s71 1.00 ` 19fi3-84 Unupproprieted General . • Fund Balance transfer: ° 13,3�57.00 102,853.00 ALTERNATIVE . tM1:ATI'JE ACTIONS: ATTACHMENTSr Nano CWTrPEC J, y 1 *1Q441 t , REQ1!EST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION Date September. 22, 1993 Honorable Mayor and City Council �" Y C.()�r� C. W. Thompson, City Ad;ninistrator�,�',,.$ Paul E. Cook,. Director of Public Works�,: municipal Pie:: Restroom; CC 632 _ :'�j•�Y� Statement of Reconimendation, An: ly,i% Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Armchments: ;.!W STATaIENT OF ISSUE: Pursuant to Council' authorization, Ralph Allen and Partners have completed the plans and specifications for the reconstruction of t;,c City's restroom facilities located under t:h-! Huntington Beach Municipal Pier.. RECO!-L-iENDATION : Approve the plans and specifications and authorize staff to solicit bids for construction. REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL ACTION Date No-vember 9_, 1983 Submitted to: Honorable Mayor and City Council Submitted by: C. W. Thcmison, City Administrator .l1'PV.0VF.D tiY CITY CL/k.Jk'14 .• Prepared by: Paul E. Cook, Director of Public Works ' t, Subject: MuAcipal Pier Restroom• CC 632 Staiament of Issue, Recornmendation, .'t,talysis, Funding Source, Alternative Actions, Attachments: STATEMEM OF ISS't1E t Pursuant to City Council approval. of October 10, 1983, bids were received on Novembee 8, 1983 for the reconstruction of the City's :municipal pier restrom facilities. P�(�Y>EN1�1TSCxi5 1. Appro e tie lcx4 bid submitted by Allen I. Messing and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute an appropriate contract in the annunt of $85,711.00. 2. Authorize the appropriation of $13, 357 from the unappropriated General Fund balance to cover cxontract'contingency costs and miscellaneous testing expenses. ,A�LYSIS: October 10, 1983, the City Cour►^il approved the plans and specifications for the re- construct -ion" of the City Is numicipal pier restrow. facilities and authorized staff to advertise for c unst:ruction bids. Bids, as sunmarized below, were received and opened cn 'Wiveitber 3, 1983. Contractor Bid Total Allen I. t• ssing $ 85, 711.. 00 . ,Hewett'Development Co. 9B,600.'00 B. P. Kent Co. , 1i ic. 103, 000.00 Stokes Constri sci16n 105, 600. 00 'Warvi Constiiic+. ion 105, 775.00 #` R. G. Construction 106,517.00.' 4 Spl3C Builders '.07,125.00 ft ' ` Unisource Co.,.Inc. 108,542.:37 Kropfli Construction 125,647.00 S.ki.pper 6 ' Co . 149r672.00 5 't 5::aff has reviewed the raid Proposals and reca:mw4s the acceptance of the Allen I. Messing big,:. SCLTCE: Cantx'act h.tntu�t: $ 850,711.00 Coiisfriug t on' Contingencies: _ 17,142.00 Tota-l.- : iSli r ;. 89, 4 Ut fC,e.�ra10 $ 96.00 ; 1 •, asset: ri-ato L nuo .. ► • • Baiai= rrra.nster: J3 357.00 Tutal : M21,853.00 �' T i !'ej • • #��. . , +'Ho." !I�' CITY OIL HUNTINGrTON 'BEACH INTER•DEPARTMENT COMMUNICATION { ' ' 1 ' flUNiiNGiON iE+KN _ �". r To ` Charles W. Thompson From Robert' J. franzr It City Administrator , ;Chief' of Administrative --Svcs.. Sub Sct I :Appropriat,ion for Municipal Pier Date iiov2mber 10, 1983 K Restroorn Project,. CC, 632 . FIR 84-13 r , I res ' on'se to the r h 'has,been" Report t J re aced antlpsubmittetlhrelative tortheGreconstructi`on'iafnthelyia$t r .„ municipalppier,.restroom facil•ities." It has been estirra` `ted `that an i aY�i on of ap•'propr r $102,853'would be sufficient to, provide the desired funding far this project. An �affirmat ve.response by the city council will reduce,.:the General Fund account,. � . tled' "Contracts"�'(343620) .to zero end reduce the �uriaudited, un cumbered -bake fin +. ' the.C�t•` s una propr�ated Generac Fund to��2,5G4,�62. r ; ' 1 �Rbbert J.. x M Ciiief of Rn` rat" Svc 1st �, RJF%AR/cg r , I , { , r T• i Y F .,lL ,%.1 .. 1 i1 !i`tt : b-I Proj.ect...,'Hame Muni' pal,Pier Restroom Project, CC632 tlon Dds. , ' Requested fundingproject. for this p .. yiYrA urn. _ �c -. . i0,6 AcQuis0, ;.. ction. Constru, flea E ui meet Other Total Cost now 102-,853 102;a53Nui 1.2 Recurring�Annual Costs Additions Mater ais;bOuts ide 'Pe o11 -Parsonne UDDas Services Revenues' Total Cos' i Financial Impact Report,'"'' ' y. Page" 2 `• -' 3., NON'DOLLAR COSTS . 7«:71 4. BENEFITS TO BE DER =.IVE 0 FROM THE PROJECTi Approval .of the `appropriation request gill facil hate the awarding of the project � 'potential tW�,t, f' and negate the for increased costs if additional delays'a're-'encountered.- i' 5. PROJECT USAGE ' Daily. : 6. 11 EXPENDITURE TlMINC 'Su' bso uent to' Lit Council. approval and award ,of the contract, t r. COST OF NOT IMPLEMENTING THE PROJECT Failure to approve the 'funding of this project will further impede and forestall ;. the, Ci La's abi 1 i tXto . remedy the storm' damage to this area . 4 1 13Ii3 .PROPOSAL FROM • ^" To the;;`Honorable Mayor and City Council, City of Huntington Beach; , California. In.' compliance with : the notice inviting sealed : p foposals ,for the City of 1 yb: Hunting ton Beach Municipal ' Pier Restroom ' Reno 'all" ri Pro'ect t ,heeby; pr;opose11,iand agree�;to .enter In to"Q.,contract to `perform thetwork «l; . re according `to the ;r herein described :and''to furnish :the;,materials ,therefo„ I� puns,,; spryeccations 'and special provisions for: the. said work and to: the. satisfaction of, and under the supervision of the Director of Public Works; of 'said City of'Huntington Beach, California. , ` ir1` ,r .w t d�t ray i " I? 7 �' , •. The ted : an bid from an subcontracto or materialman:;throu h any,,:bl"4"d' ' A '� A f.;; dersi ned has not acce� gpository, ,the by: laws, ;rules' or reg►ilations� ot` whicch ,, 'rohi6It or revent, the ,contractor from considerin ' a • A 9 �1/: hid from`, I #: *~• an subcontractor .or, materiairnan ;►which is not,'processed throucti said bid Y, depository, .: or which prevent any :.subcont'ractor or materialman from f� • " b'idding' to, -any contractor who 'does not use the facilities `"of or accept buds 1 5 from'or'through such, bid 'depository. .'- For= 'the furnlshiI of :: all labor, materials and �equiprnent ,and or all �..Y� 5 . ` incio+ental worknecessary;_ to °deliver all tiie "improve"meets complete i place` ' ,-.. r,:,wt» .. .. in 'str.ict, conformity' with. the. plans; specifications and special'` prov,Ision, on file in ''the,':Office of .thFe Director of Public Works,., City :of . Hun`tingtori` r Beach',' CaiiYfornia, ';i "propose ancJ agree to take full payment tiiere`fore at the, foilowing stipulated sum of: Base 61d G� �i•� r j VC / r'7 00_%4� NrA �m ,Mb e�.� ��'� � Ilt�� '+M •' .� -[ ./1 1, l�'!i rlt .j,, /., .'+,sl JY:� /..I T•$':. 1. .. 'll ��• 1e�y4) tell• -I �'•11 ,i fTioxr; E ,.r✓'r�r' '8V'�.,L�7^r�! - <'.,.. I t is '. t1ndWS'tood aryl that the app � . Y to ' es s in the `fo �•: 1,/ . , ids y.. conrgar proposal schedule are solel for the purpose of,facia tating'tt ' son of}b Q be oaigutea upon- the basis of .the ,',actual abd that' the' oontractor s , oac�c>pensation will . - .. •tile ' quarititieg in completed .work, whether they Hare or ass those shown ' herein`nt the unit prices bid: -in the proposal schedule. r � undersigned ;; urydergtands file contract time limit allotted for the contract is 1...� -The" 129 ' ; calendar days' 011 hereby, s said ntra rf awarded t contractthe igned yn 1 , , .. s of of said tract and � akard von , f4u�tush the ne�cessazy bonds ;•within ter► (10) day , ,._., to begin . work within , ten (10) da s frcxn the date of a royal of the contract by the Y � ? ,k City "of I=tington Beach, California. yp , . �e u�der`signod eras exanu.ne3 site of:.the work `oont lated,r the `glans carefi:l.. the, -� and spec ifica'cions, .°and ,the'`groposal and contract :forms ;therefoz. Tie irk .ss�.on , �+ of a bid sha).l be conclusive evidence ;that the bidder has .investigated wind is satis-. .1Fb ` ` fled as to the oorrlitivns ago be encotiuitered, • as to the charicter, and {of work to be & � . {, . e { zmed the titles of materials to be furs. stied, arxi to requirement of the proposal, plans, specifications, and the cx�ntract. � t. A6ccirpanr�s. this NCE: Inse C�i'Irt , the. words "Cash," "Certified Check," or "Bidder' s Bond, "' as the case �.� :nay,be,,in an.amount equal to,at least 10 percent of the total bi3 price, Payable to the City of Huntingt6n Beach. The xkder#gned depo"sits :the, above name, securi as: a `proposal guaranty and agrees: that it shai].1 be.,fbr eited to'the;,City,of„Huntington Beach as ligtuda.teci'damagee:�n ,Q ' case; this `° accepted the Ci aid the ur:darsi shall'`fail' to' execute ` - ierit bonds in the form f is a Y contract fdo said' work' and' to fuirnsh cod and cuff ,..� , set forth in the. specifications aid : contract rents of 'the city wii 'surety ► _ „ + ty 0 days after the bidder has received writ~n' notice satisfact;�ry to"the Ci within 1 of the award of the cantricts otherwise'said security shall be 'returned'to the'under- ..., sig' `. Licensed in' accordance with` an act providing for the registration Of contract License -.., . Signa a of Bidder ;;. Business Address „ Place of Res t� i ece t in Dated -ttaa � day of � , 191�. �V + ' bidder ah race { 1 signify ipt of all Rddemda here, if any: Addendurn . Date Fceived Bidder's Sijj�({ t - 1 w p-3 1 ' • hi ate. • PRCP06 IIMATICN RFX�CJIRID C�' BIDDER ,., Bidder is irequit supplythe following inforinati:on. T,dditional sheets • may be y'b + attached if neces es, Ij s i 2. �1 Tel home Address: l �'l io 3 �kC• c� K1 •-�! -= ep ,� d 1 (� 2 �'�:: 4. � e 'of firm -individual, partnership# or cora: lV, zpor .°��-.-- , 1 Como n' organized under the laws of the State of: 7 r 6 Contractor's License rimer: .3 ,.. z, I 7. List „the names and addresses of all mm bers of the firm or names and titles : , o£ all officers of the corporation: •,, is • / .,. . 8 . year e}cper rk s �7 ,ber of - s ience as a contractor in construction 'work: Ntzr - , ...� 9. c si.�c projects cat�leted as of recent date i List at lea.,t A�9JCJN1 Wt?RK CCMPiEI'EU WI.m, ADDRESS , & PHCNE NUMBER `OF � . i � � •AUa: 83 Q�A '934''743 • , . OWL fc+er.5 , 1 L ., era t 5.. 1:. 4,v�� o �-,c 76 ` L� : • / /r _ (,�A11 lr 4,_ t L a �� i s ,1►��a 8 1 o bO $1A" d a1 t0 �. ICU In rc.. I 0 0 I5 _._.. V_ti%IL•::�5(v���. ,L),v t UPS 5 -LE! F r� ,Lf f''�e S`-�G <� n 1 a, 'r ...t DESIGNAT -.ION, OF SUBCONTRACTORS �1)1a4t •, `Its 1 :;f ,'4 't ". r _'�aA ' '1 . In �c Nance .with ..the ,I Sublettir ? and Subcontracting ,Fair � PractLces Act" bein,.g. Section 4Z0a-=4113 of 'thee t" Cb3e of the State of California ""and, any tsthie�eto�'eachbidder'`shall set ai forth ri'�laa the name d location of lace of business of .each �bc-ontracto wha wil]. i6m , work , or;;labor �'or f P r"endar, services to' the pririie` eontiractort in or 'about: the eoi2struction 'of the work or=inpiovemt in aii amount in' excess of &ie=-half (1/2 ''of ,one, rcent (l%) of ' the r`uiie. contractor' "s , total bid and shall further, ` set forth 'the rtion' of ithe ti work will be done by each subcontrartzr. c6ly one'subc6ntractor for each ' �' portion shall be listed. If, 'the countractor fails ;; n `specify a sub6mtr cE ram,_ f� anyy'poitioh ' ft the ,��k .•,:' be rfoii_ und@r tT7e contract G't� he s�1 be , ha i LLJ.., po on hir elf, and he'sha11 not be perinirtted to .9,1h , ,ntract that portion of 'the ; +• work `except. under` the cor:ditions hereinafter set forth. rer � SE4'4xfi'1� rr !� , '. '1 t �';'� ;. 6w t of suboQntiac ng,, of any portion ,of the`%6uik to which no subcontractor was designated'' in , the 'original bid shall only be peztriitteii in cases of public rierge�.ncy or necessity, ` aid then only after a finding areduced to writing as a "� public record of the Legislative Sad~y of the awrer. a ",w i . .�; � s ( t s .• A � .L�t slsa � i ) �-CITY OF HUsm ll\IL=TOPJ BEACH 2000 MAIN STREET CALIFORNIA 92648 Paul E.JCook Public VJo'rks Department , rs Direcaor (714) 536-543 i f-lunicipal Pier IRestrooin Renovation Cite, of Huntington Beach CC 632. Addendum No. 1 10-26-83 • ;a. 4 Notice to all Bidders: The Follo•ain revisions a t % ad dd i :.. ,, ,}: �,: .. �� 7 ,. �r I; � • 1: .. � f _„ .. �� I r�rfN�i ItYI! ;{ � S�ti��, ��.. •.j �.�. i�.. Py«,sit... �!{''.S� I�. �-t.�� Ci. r.r ' •.�' 1,!:( �r'' { .t �•,' �� � t. !1 .Y••, :'S�,I'yCt.-',1+{M' ,.�1'.{.L .�.11•� .f. / r.. � . f, fJ. .. - R� � it, r . �: �., i . ,. . .' ,� i. ' .'. r• r.: r`;Sill {';�11i�� tN nw Superior Court orntr% STATE OF CALIFORNIA Ir and for the County of Orange CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY CLERK Stete of California I CounlyurOrange 1' APRIL L. ELLIOTT That I am and at all tine" herein mentioned wnq a citizen of the Linitt-4 II (ever the a&;e of tv►enty•onr yeart, and that I ern not a party to, nor interested in the nNive entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer •,f the HUNTINGTON BEACH IND. REVIEW a nex.paher of general circulation. puh5shed in the City of HUNTINGTON BEACH County of Orange and which newatMprr t,% puhlishrd fur the- diolerninati.►n of ltn:al news and inlellixence of a general chatar• ter. and which newspaper tit ell timpit herein mentioned had and still has a hona fide sutKeription list of payiniz muMcri1wrt, and which newspaper has been eatehlished, prints4i and pub- lishe•! at regular innervate in the xeid County of Orange for a p:riad rtceeding one year, that the notice, of which the #.nneitod is a printed copy, ham lven publi.hev: in this reg-ular and e'itire iaaue of said newspaper, and not in any oupplement thereof, on the follcming dcte4. W roil OCTOBER 20v 279 NOVEMBER 3+ 1983 I rertity (nr declare) under penalty of perjury that the foretwN Gag is true and cur--ct_ Doted rt ...... 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