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comparison of porous ashpalt and conventional concrete
Posted by Morgan White on June 10, 2013
From: Skaggs, Thomas R
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 10:58 AM
Subject: RE: Parking lots
Parking Lot Construction Comparisons
Between September 2011 and August 2012 the Parking Department undertook 2 surface lot construction projects. Each of the two projects were different by nature but a comparison of the projects demonstrates the following results:
Lot C-9 (Bid Project)
Parking lot C-8 was a project to create a parking area between existing lot C-8 and lot C-9.
- Permeable asphalt lot built on rock base.
- Project initiated March 2010, Completed January 2012
- 2 new lights
- No planting islands
- No demolition of existing parking lot
- 1 connecting walk
- No curbs
- Paint stripes
- Sewer line
70 spaces
Duration of project 22 Months
Surface life expectancy 20 years
Total Final Cost $483,413
Cost per space $6,906
Lot E-15 West (Design and Build In House by F&S)
- Concrete surface
- Project initiated May 2012, Completed August 2012
- Large areas of demolition, removals including curbs, planting islands and old pavement
- Rebuild rock base
- Re-wire/new underground service for lights.
- 2 large concrete planting islands
- Replacement and expansion of concrete connecting walks
- Replace large central drive with new concrete drive
- Remove and rebuild concrete east entrance
- Paint stripe
- 4 sewers rebuilt
- Landscaping in planters and around perimeter
150 spaces
Duration of project 4 months
Surface life expectancy 50+ years
Total Final Cost $198,720
Cost per space $1,325