Site work and paving for a mixed-use development in Greenville, Michigan. Completed plans call for site work for a sidewalk / parking lot; and for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot.

**As of March 9, 2023, Downtown Parking Lot Rehabilitation was awarded to Michigan Paving & Materials of Comstock Park in the amount of $531,492.88. Estimated project value is $635,000. The work will include approximately 23,867 square yards of cold milling and aggregate base conditioning; 34 drainage structure adjustments; 3,948 tons of Hot Mix Asphalt pavement and 12,285 feet of parking lot striping. All bids will be opened and publicly read at that time in the City Hall Conference Room. There are 9 public parking lots in the Greenville downtown area that require rehabilitation as part of this Project. Each lot is shown as separate Figures at the end of these specifications along with a Table to summarize quantities and work items. The work items for Lots 1-8 will include: 1. Cold mill and remove the existing 2" to 2-1/2" asphalt surface to existing gravel (there are manholes indicated on the Figures that need to be preserved in the process). 2. Where indicated, adjust castings by, removing the casting and the top adjusting ring 3" or less, re-set the casting and secure with non-shrink mortar. 3. Grade the existing gravel base as needed to provide drainage to structures or streets. If there is excess gravel it can be stored at Lot 8 and used as needed in other areas. Moving excess gravel is paid for as the Salv Aggregate Base Conditioning, LM item. 4. Lay a new HMA mat as indicated in the Figures. 5. Restripe as shown. Lot 9, will be a slurry sealcoat and restriping only. It is desired that adjacent sections of parking lot be used for customer and residential parking during the work, so each lot is shown with intermediate sections. Removal, adjustment and repaving in each segment shall be done without interruption except for weekends or weather related causes. The Work sequence that is laid out in this document has been chosen to minimize the impact to parking as much as possible. The Bidder may suggest alternative sequencing for review and approval by the Greenville Downtown Development Authority (DDA). The Bidder may combine sections of work to be done concurrently but not in adjacent sections. The City has a Project to reconstruct Clay Street that will be active from May 15 to July 31, 2023. Parking Lot 8 will be used for that Contractors staging operations for work south of M-57 that will continue until October 31, 2023. The Parking Lot Contractor shall coordinate with the Road Contractor for use of Lot 8 for staging materials or accessibility within the Clay Street corridor. The Downtown Development Authority is also anticipating a communications installation project in 2023. The Engineer may ask the Contractor to mill portions of parking lots out of sequence so that underground cables can be installed prior to resurfacing. The Contractor shall comply with such requests to the extent possible. Payment for milling will be paid for at the Contract unit price. Other Contractors will be responsible for compaction of bore pits or trenches and establishing gravel to the existing gravel grades. All questions from BIDDERS, regarding any part of the Plans or Project Manual, shall be directed in writing to: Doug Hinken, City Engineer City of Greenville 411 S. Lafayette Street Greenville, MI 48838 Or by email at: dhinken@greenvillemi.org The City Engineer will provide written answers to questions through addenda and/ or posted on the City of Greenville Webpage They will also be sent directly to those BIDDERS who have made their intention to bid known by email notification to the City Engineer, by the BIDDER.