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THE PROJECT <br /> <br />Capital Project I <br /> <br /> Capital Project I is the construction of the Sycamore Water <br />Reservoir with a connecting pipeline to the City's water <br />distribution system. The Sycamore Water Reservoir will add <br />eight million gallons of additional storage capacity to the <br />City's water system. <br /> <br /> On August 27, 1987, the City received twelve construction <br />bids. The City's Connecting Engineer and Construction Manager, <br />CH2MHill, recommended award of the construction contract to the <br />lowest bidder, S.J. Amoroso Construction Company, inc., Foster <br />City, California, in the amount of $3,435,000. The <br />construction contract provides for a fixed completion date of <br />275 consecutive calendar days from the City's issuance of its <br />Notice to Proceed. Under terms of the construction contract, <br />the contractor is required to furnish 100% faithful performance <br />and materials bond~ builder's risk insurance in an amount equal <br />to the value of the facility under construction; workers <br />compensation insurance~ and public liability insurance to the <br />extent of $1 million per personal injury occurrence, <br />$500,000 million property damage per occurrence, and $3 million <br />for combined occurrences. Insurance policies to be provided by <br />the contractor will name the City and the Lessor as co-insureds.' <br /> <br /> For a description of the City's water supply, reservoir <br />storage, and distribution system, see "CITY OF PLEASkNTON WATER <br />ENTERPRISE." <br /> <br />Capital Project II <br /> <br /> Capital Project II is the acquisition of an existing office <br />building from Pleasanton Joint School District of Alameda and <br />Contra Costa Counties (the "District"). The 7500 square foot, <br />wood-framed office building was constructed in 1972 on a 1.5 <br />acre site. The City has advanced funds totalling $1 million on <br />behalf of the Lessor to complete the acquisition and will be <br />reimbursed from Certificate proceeds <br /> <br /> The building had been used as the administration building <br />for the District since its completion in 1972. The City began <br />minor renovations on September 1, 1987 after the District <br />vacated the building and anticipates that such renovations will <br />be completed by November 30, 1987. The City will use the <br />building for the offices of the City Manager, City Attorney, <br />Finance Department, and Personnel Department. <br /> <br /> 12 <br /> <br /> <br />