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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL—January 22, 2007 <br /> • million, creating a balance over three years. Given the close proximity of this <br /> neighborhood to the proposed 2008 PMP, this would be another good candidate for <br /> combining projects in an effort to reduce construction costs by creating a more lucrative <br /> project for contractors. <br /> 2009 Proiects <br /> 2009 PMP Reconstruct: <br /> Since streets previously proposed in 2009 were shifted to 2007, staff has shifted the <br /> previously proposed 2011 project to 2009. Past practice has been to alternate <br /> reconstruction and mill and overlay projects every year. Since staff is not recommending <br /> mill and overlays on streets with insufficient subgrade, this is resulting in more streets <br /> that are in need of reconstruction than mill and overlay. Therefore, we are proposing <br /> reconstruction projects in smaller neighborhoods in the "off' years to continue raising the <br /> City-wide average PCI. This change may affect the enterprise funds, as mill and overlay <br /> projects typically don't involve major utility work. <br /> Funding source: General Capital Fund, General Fund, Enterprise Funds (Watermain, <br /> Surface Water, Sanitary Sewer), Assessments. <br /> 2009 Seal coat: <br /> Based on changes to the 2007 seal coat project, staff has made some minor revisions to <br /> • the proposed 2009 seal coat project. <br /> Funding source: General Capital Fund. <br /> 2010 Projects <br /> 2010 PMP Reconstruct: <br /> No change has been made to the proposed improvements in 2010. <br /> Funding source: General Capital Fund, General Fund, Enterprise Funds (Watermain, <br /> Surface Water, Sanitary Sewer), State Aid Funds, Assessments. <br /> 2011 Projects <br /> 2011 PMP Reconstruct/Mill and Overlay: <br /> Staff reviewed projects preliminarily identified for 2012-2016 and selected a mill and <br /> overlay project to shift to 2011 in an effort to continue capturing streets before they <br /> deteriorate to a point of needing reconstruction. The proposed 2011 project involves the <br /> Wyncrest and Nursery Hill neighborhoods. Amble Road is the only road within these <br /> neighborhoods that does not have curb and gutter, therefore, it is proposed as a <br /> reconstruct as a part of this project. Utility repairs would be made as necessary. <br /> • <br /> 3 <br />