Stantec Consulting Services was requested to perform design work for a temporary traffic signal at Sycamore and Hance avenues as interim improvements to the intersection which include the preparation of concept plans for two options for a temporary traffic signal (a span wire and a one-pole installation) and final design plans for in-house construction for a selected option based on the fewest number of utility relocations, according to the resolution. In 2018, the freeholders increased the contract amount by $9,173, to an amount not to exceed $108,937 for additional professional engineering services.Īs a result of extensive ongoing discussions with Tinton Falls officials and residents, the freeholders, in August 2018, increased the contract amount by $45,000, to an amount not to exceed $153,937 for additional professional engineering services related to the additional analyses and expansion of the study area at the recommendation of the county engineer, according to the resolution. In 2017, the freeholders authorized a contract with Stantec Consulting Services to provide professional engineering services regarding a comprehensive traffic study and preparation of concept plans for intersection improvements at Sycamore and Hance avenues, and Sycamore Avenue and Hope Road, which authorized a maximum expenditure for these services in the amount not to exceed $99,763. 26, the freeholders authorized Stantec Consulting Services, Wall Township, to provide additional professional engineering services at an increased cost of $52,239 regarding a comprehensive traffic study and concept plans for improvements at Sycamore and Hance avenues and at Sycamore Avenue and Hope Road.
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