Section 22-76 Design-build contracts.
Prior to the adoption of Ord. 20880 on 02/21/2011, Section 22-76 read as follows.
(a)
All ordinances and contracts for public improvements shall specify how the same are to
be paid for. In case payment is to be made in whole or in part to the contractor in special tax bills
or other evidence of special assessments, the city shall in no event be liable for or on account of
the work to be so paid for.
If the council determines that a public improvement should be
constructed using a design-build contract, the procedure set forth in section 22-71 shall be
modified as set forth in this section.
(b)
The ordinance authorizing the making of any public improvement shall prescribe the
manner in which payment for the same shall be made. Such payments may be made in whole or
in part by the city, or in whole or in part by special tax bills issued to the contractor, or by special
assessment against private property, as provided for by the charter and this Code. The plans and
specifications for such improvement shall be adopted by ordinance before any contract therefor
shall be let; provided that such adoption may be by reference to plans and specifications which
are on file in the office of the city clerk.
Following the public hearing, the council shall
authorize the city manager to proceed with selection of a design-build contractor.
(c) The city manager may award the design-build contract
to the contractor that, in the
opinion of the city manager, has submitted the best proposal based on the following factors:
(1) Proposed cost;
(2) Citys previous experience with the contractor;
(3) Reputation of the contractor;
(4) Technical capability of the contractor; and
(5) Any other factors deemed relevant by the manager.
(Code 1964, §§ 14.350, 14.450)
Charter reference(s)--Similar provisions, §§ 72, 78.