HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES.654.08-05-1991 BILL N0. 91-165 RESOLUTION N0. b s�
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
ENTER INTO A PAVING CONTRACT WITH APEX PAVING
COMPANY FOR PAVING SECTION II OF THE THREE INCH
ASPHALT PROGRAM, 1991
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,
MISSOURI , AS FOLLOWS :
ARTICLE l . The City Manager , for and on behalf of the City of
Cape Girardeau, Missouri , is hereby authorized to enter into a
Paving Contract with Apex Paving Company for paving Section II of
the Three Inch Asphalt Program, 1991 . A copy of said Contract is
attached to this Resolution and made a part hereof .
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS ��� DAY OF , 19 9�.
F ncis E . R o es, Mayor
ATTEST:
Julie . Dale
Deputy City Clerk
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PAVING CONTRACT
This Contract made and entered into this �� day
of �UCus'7'.� , 1991 , by and between the City of Cape
Girar eau, Missouri , a Municipal Corporation, acting by and
through its City Manager , as authorized by the City Council,
hereinafter called the "City" , and Apex Paving Company,
hereinafter called the "Contractor" ;
WITNESSETH:
l . DESCRIPTION OF WORK .
Contractor , for and in consideration of the payments to be
made as hereinafter provided, hereby agrees at his own expense, to
perform all of the labor and services, and to furnish all of the
materials and equipment necessary to complete this contract in
accordance with the terms, conditions and provisions thereof , and
the general and detailed specifications, which are hereto attached
and made a part of this Contract. The work of the improvement to
be made is that necessary for the improvement of OZARK STREET,
West from West End Boulevard for a distance of 486 feet, for the
improvement of 0'CONNELL DRIVE, North4aest from Rand Street for a
distance of 364 feet, for the improvement of MAGNOLIA AVENUE ,
from Carolina Lane to Rampart for a distance of 555 feet, for the
improvement of JASMINE AVENUE, from Carolina Lane to Rampart for
a distance of 582 feet , for the improvement of NANCY LANE, from
Jan Drive to Bloomfield for a distance of 568 feet, for the
improvement of MONTGOMERY STREET, from Louis Street to Minnesota
Street for a distance of 368 feet, for the improvement of LOUIS
STREET, from Montgomery Street to Brink Avenue for a distance of
215 feet , for the improvement of HAZEL STREET, South of Themis
Street for a distance of 90 feet, for the improvement of HAZEL
STREET, from West Rodney Drive to Hawthorne Road for a distance
of 409 feet, for the improvement of GIBONEY AVENUE, from Elm
Street to Willow Street for a distance of 774 feet, for the
improvement of DIIMAIS DRIVE , Country Club Drive from Timon Way
for a distance of 594 feet, for the improvement of SECOND
STREET, from Main Street to Water Street for a distance of 200
feet, for the improvement of MARY ANN, West from Brucher for a
distance of 188 feet , by grading to the established grade and
constructing thereon an Asphaltic Concrete Pavement Overlay, 3
inches thick and between 16 and 20 feet in width, with road
ditches, all as shown on the plans and specifications for said
improvement on file in the Office of the City Clerk of the City of
Cape Girardeau, Missouri .
2 , PAYMENT .
Payment for said improvement shall be made at the unit price ,
bid per unit by the Contractor , as set out in his proposal , which
is attached hereto and made a part hereof , and shall be full
compensation for furnishing said pavement, complete in place,
including all labor , equipment, materials, accessories and
incidentals. The estimated total payment is Sixty-Six Thousand �
Nine Hundred Fifty-Five Dollars and Eighty-Five Cents ( $66 , 955 . 85 ) .
Payment to the Contractor shall be made from the general
revenue of the City with monthly estimates to be made to the
Contractor for work completed, less ten per cent ( 10� ) retainage.
Final payment to be made within ten ( 10 ) days of final acceptance
of the work by the City Council .
It is hereby stipulated and agreed that the total amount to be
so paid to the Contractor shall be the total amount of the items
of work in place at the unit price bid per item.
3 . CONTRACT TIME-LIQUIDATED DAMAGES-EXTENSION OF TIME .
The Contractor shall have twenty calendar ( 20 ) days after the
award of this contract to begin said work and improvement and
hereby agreed to complete the same not later than April 30, 1992 .
Time of completion is of the essence of this contract and
should the Contractor fail to complete the work within the number
of days as set out above, it is mutually understood and agreed
between the parties hereto that considerable damage will be
sustained by the City, but that it will be difficult , if not
impossible for the City to establish either the full extent or the
amount of damage under the ordinary rules of evidence .
It is therefore understood and agreed by and between the
parties hereto that the payment b the Contractor to the City of
the sum of One Hundred Dollars ( �100 . 00 } per day for every day,
except Sundays and holidays, the contractor fails to complete the
work to be done under this contract shall be paid to the City, as
liquidated damages which the City will suffer by reason of the
default, and not by way of a penalty.
The time of completion as above set out shall determine the
date after which liquidated damages shall begin. In the event the
City Council should pass a resolution extending the time in which
the work shall be completed, such extension of time shall not void
the provisions for the assessment of liquidated damages above
described . The City Council, may however , for good cause shown,
such as unfavorable weather , material shortages, strikes, war , an
Act of God, or similar cause, waive the provisions for liquidated
damages and set a new date of completion, which date skiall govern
the time when liquidated damages shall begin.
4 . APPROVAL OF THE WORK AND COMPLETION OF CONTRACT .
The Contractor, upon the completion of said work and �
improvement, shall notify the City Engineer of such fact . The
City Engineer and the City Manager shall thereupon inspect said
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work and make a written report to the City Council, and the City
hereby agrees that upon the approval of said report, and provided �
said work is completed in accordance with the terms of this
contract, it will make payment to the Contractor as hereinbefore
provided .
5 . CONTRACT DOCUMENTS .
It is agreed between the Parties to this contract that the
plans, specifications, both general and detailed, the standard
specifications approved and adopted by the City Council and on
file in the Office of the City Clerk, and all resolutions and
ordinances and proceedings by the City Council pertaining in any
detail whatsoever to the work included under this contract,
including the proposal submitted by the Contractor to the City
Council shall be and constitute integral parts of this contract as
though set out in words and figures herein.
6 . INDEMNITY TO CITY .
Contractor agrees to file with the City prior to the
commencement of the work , a Certificate of Insurance naming the
City as coinsured, showing that the Contractor has in force for a
period equal to the period of the contract a policy of general
liability insurance, a policy of comprehensive automobile
liability insurance, and a policy of contractual liability
insurance, insuring Contractor against liability ir. the minimum
amount of $1, 000 , 000 . 00 for all claims arising out of a single
accident or occurrence and in the minimum amount of �100, 000 . 00
for any one person in a single accident or occurrence . Contractor
hereby binds himself to indemnify and save harmless the City of
Cape Girardeau, Missouri , from claims, demands, suits and actions
of every name and description brought against the City for or on
account of any injuries or damages received or sustained by any
parties or party by or from the acts of the Contractor , or his
servants or agents, in doing the work herein contracted for , or by
or in consequence of any negligence in guarding the same, or on
account of any improper materials being used in construction, or
by or on account of any act or omission of the Contractor , or his
servants or agents .
7 . CONTRACTOR ' S SURETY.
The Contractor agrees to file with the City a bond with
corporate surety for the faithful performance of this contract in
an amount equal to the total contract price, and with such surety
as will be satisfactory to the City.
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8 . PREVAILING WAGES .
Contractor hereby agrees that he will pay all workmen
performing under this Contract an hourly rate of wages which is
not less than the Prevailing Hourly Rate of Wages as determined by
the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in Wage
Determination No . 91-016-0036 as attached hereto and incorporated
by reference as a part of this Contract . Contractor agrees that
he will comply with the provisions of the Prevailing Wage Law.
The Contractor hereby agrees that he will forfeit to the City
as penalty, the sum of Ten Dollars ( $10 . 00) for each workman
employed, for each calendar day, or a portion thereof , for which
such workman is paid less than the stipulated rates as determined
by the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations in the wage
determination for any work done under this contract, by him, or
any subcontractor under him.
The Contractor agrees that he will not contract with any
Subcontractor who is prohibited by the provisions of the
Prevailing Wage Law from working on a Public Works contract .
The Contractor hereby agrees that the City can withhold
payments under the terms of this Contract for any sums and amounts
due and owing as a result of any violation of the Prevailing Wage
Law.
9 . NO WAIVER OF FUTURE BREACH.
The failure of either Party to insist, in any one or more
instances, on a strict performance of any of the terms or the
conditions of this agreement, or to exercise any right herein
contained, shall not be construed as a future waiver or a
relinquishment of said rights, terms or conditions, but the same
shall continue and remain in full force and effect . None of the
terms or conditions of this Agreement shall be altered, waived,
modified or abandoned in any manner except by written instrument
executed by both parties .
10 . PARTIES BOUND .
This contract is binding upon the Parties hereto and their
successors and assigns .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF , the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri , has
caused this agreement to be signed by its City Manager and
attested by its City Clerk , with the corporate seal of the City
and Apex Paving Company has hereto by and through its authorized
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representative, affixed its name the day and year first above
written. '
CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI
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ATTEST • . Ronald Fisc er , City Manager
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Juli�e A. Dale
Depu City Clerk
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Jo�'Re enhardt, Sr. Vice Presidemt
Typed Name & Title of Signer ]
ATTEST:
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Rathleen �kers, Secretary
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PROPOSAL
(Payment By City Directly To Contractor -
No Tax Bills Issued To Contractor)
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Cape Girardeau, Missouri
, 1991
IMPROVEMENT OF GIBONEY AVENUE FROM ELM STREET TO WILLOW STREET FOR A
DISTANCE OF 774 FEET; MONTGOMERY ST�T FROM LOUIS STREET TO MINNESOTA
STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 368 FEET; `' UIS �STREET FROM MONTGOMERY STREET TO
BRINK AVENUE FOR A DISTANCE OF 215 FEET; °NA�ICYiLANE FROM JAN DRIVE TO
BLOOMFIELD ROAD FOR A DISTANCE OF 568 FEET; LI`�AZEL STREF� FROM WEST RODNEY
DRIVE TO HAWTHORNE ROAD FOR A DISTANCE OF 409 FEET; �-i�ZEL STREET SOUTH OF
THEMIS STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 90 FEET; ;y�GNOLIA AVENUE FROM CAROLINA
LANE TO RAMPART FOR A DISTANCE OF 555 FEET; � MINE� AVENUE FROM CAROLINA
LANE TO RAMPART FOR A DISTANCE OF 582 FEET; 'Y ��RK STREET WEST FROM WEST
END BOULEVARD FOR A DISTANCE OF 486 FEET; Y ANN WEST FROM BRUCHER
STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 188 FEET; �COND� TREET FROM MAIN STREET TO
WATER STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 200 FEET; ! 'CO��'C7MALL DRIVE NORTHWEST FROM
RAND STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 364 FEET; AND IS DRIVE, COUNTRY CLUB
DRIVE FROM TIMON WAY FOR A DISTANCE OF 594 FEET.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri
Gentlemen:
In response �o tY:e ad'��e�l,'1SE:i:ent cf ycu� City Cler�, p�ublished in
the Southeast Missourian, calling for bids for the imprcvement of the
above named streets, the undersigned hereby proposes to furnish all
labor, material , and equipment and all else necessary to begin work
within twenty (20) days after the award of the contract by the City
Council, and to complete the work by April 30 , 1992 , and in accordance
with the laws and ordinances pertaining to the work, for the following
unit prices:
Unit
Unit Cost Cost
SECTION I - GIBONEY AVEIvTUE - 20' WIDTH
1. Asphalt Concrete 298 . 0 Ton $ 2 g.50 $ 8,'4"93 .00
2 . Liquid Asphalt 552 Gal . $ l • 25 $ Co9�.op
3 . Grade Swale 390 L.F. $ 2 .00 $ 7 $O .00
4 . Adjust Manhole to Grade 1 Each $ Z��.oo $ 2 00. �0
TOTAL $ �—T 3.Op
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3 INCH ASPHALT PROGRAM
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SECTION II - MONTGOMERY STREET - 20' WIDTH �
1. Asphalt Concrete 145. 5 Ton $ Z8•SO $ � 14�o.�S
2 . Liquid Asphalt
2�o Gal . $ 1 .25 $ 337.50
3 . Grade Ditch 68 L. F. $ Z • O O $ l 3 fo. oO
4 , Install 15" C.M.P. 18 L.F. $ 14.25 $ ZS6.S�
5 . Clean Out Pipe 18 L. F. $ Z. SO $ 4s.00
TOTAL $ '4' 9 2 l .1 S
SECTION III - LOUIS STREET - 20' WIDTH
1. Aspha lt Concrete 8 2 . 8 Ton $ Z 8. S O $ 2, 3 S�'1•$�
2 . Liquid Asphalt 153 Gal. $ �•ZS $ 19 � 'ZS
3 . Grade Ditch 80 L.F. $ Z� 00 $ � �00•��
$ Z � �� ,oS
TOTAL
SECTION IV - NANCY LANE - 20' WIDTH
1. Asphalt Concrete
206. 8 Ton $ Z8. 5� $ S�g93•�o
2 . Liquid Asphalt
383 Gal. $ 1 .25 $ �'7g,7S
3 . Grade Swale 80 L.F. $ 2•�� S � ��'��
4 . Adjust Manhole to Grade 1 Each $ 2�•�0 $ Z.flO. �
5. Extend 18" R.C.P. 15 L.F. $
1 $,oc� $ Z'7 0.o 0
TOTAL $ -�- ,S
SECTION V - HAZEL STREET - 20' WIDTH
1. Asphalt Concrete
151. 7 Ton $ 2�.5� $ '�' 3Z3 �"S
a . Liquia Asphalt Zsl Gal. $ � •2S S 35� •ZS
420 L.F. $ 2 .� 0 � �3q-�.�t�
3 . Grade Swale .
$ S,s t4.?o
TOTAL
SECTION VI - HAZEL STREET - 20' WIDE
1. Asphalt Concrete 35 . 1 Ton $ Z$•So $ 1 l�oc� . 3S --
2 . Liquid Asphalt
65 Gal . $ � . Z.S $ 8 I . Z.5
$ � , O $1 .�0
TOTAL ,
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3 INCH ASPHALT PROGRAM
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SECTION VII - MAGNOLIA AVENUE - 20' WIDE `
1. Asphalt Concrete 210.7 Ton $ 2 S,So $ DD�- • S
2 . Liquid Asphalt 390 Gal . S � •"ZS S 487.5�
$ 6 q-g Z.4S
TOTAL
SECTION VIII - JASMINE STREET - 18 ' WIDE
1. Asphalt Concrete 199 . 5 Ton $ Z . S O $ S �fo SS• 7S
2 . Liquid Asphalt
369 Gal . $ I • ZS $ 461. ZS
3 . Adjust Manhole to Grade
1 Each $ Z�o, oo $ Zoo. Oo
TOTAL $ (D *3�F"7.OD
SECTION IX - OZARK STREET - 16' WIDE
1. Asphal� Concrete
141. 8 Ton $ 2S•5� $ � �� '-30
2 . Liquid Asphalt 263 Gal . $ � •�-S S 3Z' g' � S
4 . Adjust Manhole to Grade
1 Each $ Z-oo.00 $ 7 "D�. O`�
$ 4s� o . os
TOTAL
SECTION X - MARY ANN - 20' F7IDE
1. Asphalt Concrete
6� . � Ton $ ZS.So $ 1 9Z9.4S
1 .25 � S�. zS
2 . Liquid Asphalt 125 Gal . $ S
3 . Grade Ditch 169 L. F. $ Z•O� $ 33g'��
4 . Adjust Mannole to Grade
1 Each $ ���•� $ Z�'�. oc7
5, Install 15" C.M. P. , complete 116 L. F. $ �4.zs $ � 1 �053• ��
in place
6. Install Special Inlet
1 Each $ 750.�fl $ 7So.'�o
$ S O Z�o• O
" TOTAL
SECTION XI - SECOND STREET - 20' WIDE
1. Asphalt Concrete 74 . 7 Ton $ Z g• 5� $ 2` � z�'9 S
2 . Liquid Asphalt
138 Gal . $ � •2-S $ � � Z •SO
$ 2 3 0l •4S�'
TOTAL
PROPOSAL
3 ZNCH ASPHALT PROGRAM
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SECTION XII - 0'CONNELL DRIVE - 20' WIDE
l. Asphalt Concrete
131. 1 Ton $ ZL3.5� $ 3,� 3lo.3S
2 . Liquid Asphalt 243 Gal . $ � •25 $ 3o3•"7S
TOTAL $ � ��� � �
SECTION XIII - DUMAIS - 18 ' WIDE
1. Asphalt Concrete 192 . 5 Ton $ Z g.S� $ 5 4'8�•Z S
2 . Liquid Asphalt 356 Gal . $ � • ZS $ �F�S•��
3 . Adjust Manhole to Grade 2 Each $ 2c�o•oo $ '4"D�• ��
4 . Install 18" C.M. P. 28 L. F. $ l b. l � $ �'S2 'z'�
TOTAL $ ���$3��S
GR.aN � �'o��c. � �� 9ss.8s
I have enclosed herewith a certified check or bid bond in the amount
of five percent (5%) of the bid, payable to the City of Cape Girardeau,
Missouri, as a guarantee that I will, if awarded the contract, in ten
(10) days enter into contract and execute a bond as provided for by
Ordinance for an amount equal to the amount of the above bid and upon
completion of the work and its acceptance by the City, will accept
payment from the General Revenue Fund of the City of Cape Girardeau or
from Federal Revenue Sharing Funds of the City of Cane Girardeau.
The undersigned hereby agrees to do the work in conformity wi�h
current Standard Specifications for Street and Sewer Improvements,
special provisions, and all ordinances of the City pertaining thereto,
including the payment of all labor at the scale of wages as required by
law and ordinances.
The contractor hereby states that he has not been convicted of a
violation of the Prevailing Wage Law and is not prchibited from
contracting with the City of Cape Girardeau for the construction of this
public works project under such Prevailing Wage Law.
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. PREVAILING WAGE DETERMINATION I `
Determination No.
State Agency or Sub-Division 91-016-0036
City of Cape Girardeau-Engineering Div.
' Location of Project
Date of Issue
City County A�ril 30 i 991
Cape Girardesu Cape Girardeau County
Supersedes Determination No.
Description of V��ork:
1991 Three Inch Asphalt Resurfacing Prcgr�m
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s1-o�5-00�5 is rovided upon the request of !�
Determination No. P '
J. Rensey Russell . I
City of Cape Girardeau �
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401 Independence �
�� Cape Girardesu, MO 63i01
I In accordance with Section 290.260 RSMo (1986), withln thirty (30) days after a certified copy of this i
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- determination has been tiled with the Secretary of State as indicated below,any person who may be aftecte y
'. this determination may object by filing an objection in triplicate with the Labor and Industrial Relations
i Commission, P.O• Box 599, Jetferson City, MO 65102. Such objections must set torth in writing the specific
j grounds oi objection. Each objection shall certify ihat a copy has been turnished to the Division ot Labor
I Standards, P.O. Box 449, Jetferson City, MO 65102, and to the party which requested this determination,
� pursuant to 8 CSR 20-5.010(1).
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In accordance with }our request for the pre��ailing hourly rate of wages fcr
workmen required to perform the project or construction contrsct identified in
your request, and pursuant to Section 290. 210 to 340 RSN,o, the Division of Labor
5tandards, being duly informed and having fully considered the matter, finds,
determines, declares , and certifies to �ou and the public body you represent:
1. That the ��Prevailing Hourly rate of wages�� means the k•ages paid general-
ly, in the localitv in uhich the public uorks is being performed, to work-
men engaged in work of a similar character including the basic hourly r�te
of pay and amount of the rate of contributions irrevocably made b� a con-
tractor or subcontractor to a trustee or to a third person pursuant to a
fund, plan or program� and the amount of the rate of cost to the cont:�ctor
or subcontractor khicn msy be reason�bly snticipated in providing benefits
to workmen and mecnanics pursuant to an en:orceable commitment to carr� out
e financially responsible pian or program which was communicated in c:r���;,g
to ths workr�en aftected, for medical or hospitEl care, pensions on retire-
ments or death, compensation for injuries or illness resulting from occu a-
tional activity or insurance to prov�de sny of the foregoing, for unemp�cy-
ment benefits, �ife insurance, disebility and sickness insurance, eccident
insurance for v2cetion and holidav pay� fer. defraying cost of spprentice-
shi� cr cther s�m:la, Yrograms, or tor other bona fide frin�e ber:efits, but
only where the contractor or subcontractor is not reauired by other federal
or state law to provide any of the benefits; provided, that the obi�gaL�on
of a contractor or subcontrector to make peymer.t in 2ccordsnce with t7e
revailing wage cetermination of tne department, insofar as sect�cns
�90.210 to 290. 340 are concerned, msy be dischar�ed by tne r2king oi psy-
ment in cash, bt the making of irrevocab;e contri�utions to trustee or
third persons, as provided hereir., by the assur*iption of an enforceable
commitment to besr ccsts of a plan or program ss provided herein, or an�
combi;:stioa the.recf, c.�here the sggre�ate ef such payments, contributions
and cost is not iess thsn the :ete o_ ,o� pl»� t.ne other amounts as procid-
ed herein.
2. Thst cert;�=ied copies of this cietermin�tier. k•ill be fiied immedia�el�
with the Secretsry ef the State of ?•iiss�uri and in the :iJes of tnis depsrt-
ment.
The Division is not authorized to fix wage rstes. ine applicable lsk� slloks it
to only sscertain unat, in fact, are the pre��ailing hourly wsges for a given
craft in a gi��en locality. A Locality is the county or counties w�here the
project is to be constructed. The law provides thet not less th�-� the prevail-
zng houriy ueges determi�ed by the Division shall be paid by a contractor or
subcontractor. A hig�er wage r8te mav be laufv77} paid.
Should ob�jections be filed to ar.y portion of this determination, such ob 'ection
or objections must be specific and filed in accorc�ance kith Section 290. �60 of
the Prevailing �r'age Law.
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Heavy Construction Rates for CP.PF GIA�RDEP.0 County (s)
Basic Fringe Benefit Payments
Crafts Hourly
Rates H b W Pen . Vac . APP•�g• �hers �
CARPENTERS
(See attached sheet for m�re infonratio )
Journeymen 1� • 20 1 . 65 .75 . 33
Millwrights l� •20 1 . 65 . 75 . 33
Pile Driver Worker 17 • 20 1 . 65 .75 . 33
OPERATING ENGINEERS
(See attached sheet for Classifications
Group I 16 . 00 ! 2 . 55 I 2 . 80 , . 34 �
Group II " 15 . 65 � 2 .55 2 . 80 j . 3�!
Group III 15. 45 ' 2 .55 � 2 . 80 . 3^-_
Group I�' 14 . 60 .' 2 . 55 ; 2 . 80 . 3!
LP.BORERS
(See attached sheet for Classifications
General Laborers � 4 . 65 1.70 � 1 .7� � . 10
Skilled Laberers 15 . 2� 1 .70 { 1 .75 � . 10
TRUCK DRIVERS-TEAMSTERS - 2 ,p.p 2 . 0 0 1
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Teamsters - (See below for Rates; �
CI�SSIFIGATIQ'v5 RATE C�ASSZFICATICh's �'I'E
� Flat Bed 'I�-ucks - Single �le 14 . 58 'I`ank agon �- _ �aen le 1�T3
, r lat Bed �-ucks - Tandem Axle 14 . 7 3 Tank W�n - Sesni-�-a.iler 14 . 8 5
Stat ioa wa.g�s 14 . 5 8 Insley wagons, ��sters, Falf-
p-��� �.� 14 . S 8 TY acks, Sbeeda.ce, El�c 1 i ds &
katerial �-ucks - Single Axle 14 . 5 8 other si.*nilar equiFznent 1"_ • g�
}�aterial TYucks - T`andcsn Axle 14 . 7 3 A-FraJr� & Derricx TrucKs =e • 8�
Se�ni and /or Pole 'I`raiiers 14 . 8 S Flaat or Ir�w Boy 14 . �5
i 4 . 8 5 �a.-�ehous�I] 14 . 4 8
�'inch, Fork & Steel Trucks �
Distributor Drivers & Operators 14 . 85 *TirPsuan, Oiler & Gre�ser
Agitator & 'I`ransit Mix-'IYuc.ks 1� • �a Station Attendant on Const.
Ta.�k �agon - Single Axle 14 . 58 **Mechanics
�e �age rate for Tirg�n, Oiler & Greaser,. Station Attendant on C<x;struction shall be the
s3m� as the �age rate for the oiler in the oflerating engineers schedule, except ctperating
engii�eer fringe benefits over and above any a.�plicable teamster benefits sha11 be added to
tea�ster Rages.
**I'he wage rate for Mechanics in the te.�nsters schedule shall be the same as kSec,hznics in
the operating engineers schedule, except that operating engineer fringe benefits over and
a.bove any at�licable tearnster benef its shall be added to tearm�ter Rages.
The shift pay differential - s�'isig s�ift t�entq-five cents (25C) per hour, graveyard shift
fifty cents (54�) per hour, above regular rates.
OVERTIHE RATE: T�'or}�en shall be paid one � one-half (1�) times the regular rate of vages
foz all hours vorked in excess of eight (8) hours per day (if� vorking 5-8's) , or ten (10)
hours per day (if vorking 4-10's) , or forty (40) hours per veek, Monday through Friday.
For all tine vorked on Saturday (unless Saturday is used as a make-up day) or Sunday,
time b one-half (1�) shall be paid.
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