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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION—NOVEMBER 21, 2011 10 • Glenview Neighborhood—2015 PMP ($3,600,000 - 2015) Director Maurer stated these funds will be utilized for the whole Glenview neighborhood including new water mains throughout the neighborhood. He added that he would prioritize this higher than other projects. • Highway 10/96 Interchange ($490,000 - 2013) Director Maurer stated this moved the project from 2012 to 2013. • Indian Oaks/Floral PMP ($275,000 - 2016) Director Maurer stated this is simply moving the project out one year. • West Round Lake Road PMP Director Maurer stated this project was pushed out of the five year plan. Councilmember Holden requested a list of projects that could be funded by using MSA funds. Director Maurer named the following projects that are MSA eligible: Snelling Avenue; the City's costs associated with US 10/Highway 96 improvements; B2 District, and some trail projects. He also offered to provide a written list. Councilmember Holden referred to Page 1, Projects by Category in the CIP book and questioned the funds for irrigation for Hazelnut Park. She questioned if the ball field and soccer field should both be included in the cost estimate. Director Maurer responded that he had directed Ms. Olson to put in the maximum amount the City would spend on this site and to include three areas; the common green space coming off the road, the soccer field, and the baseball/football field to see how quotes come in. Councilmember Holden asked if Director Maurer anticipates spending $15,000 on the regulatory street sign replacement program. Director Maurer responded that there is a push at the Federal level to change the implementation dates. This amount was placed in the CIP before those dates changed. He plans to replace approximately one-third of the City's regulatory signs when the warranty for reflectivity expires which will be cheaper. He explained that this CIP item is front-end loaded so Public Works can stock up on signs and posts (posts are included in the federal mandate) and then replace them as needed. Councilmember Holden asked if the CIP for the water tower is for the north or south tower. Director Maurer responded that the monies are included to do an inspection of both towers and do minor repairs on the south tower.