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I ~ Proiect Task Completion Date Receive Feasibility Study/ January 31, 1994 Order Public Hearing/Order Preparation of Plans and Specifications I Hold Public Hearing/ Approve Plans February 28, 1994 and Specifications / Order Project I Authorize Advertisement for Bids I Open Bids March 25, 1994 Receive Bids / Order Assessment Hearing March 28, 1994 I Hold Assessment Hearing April 25, 1994 Award Contract I Begin Construction May 1994 I Complete Construction August 1994 This schedule is subject to change based upon circumstances that may arise from the . assessment process. Based upon a conservative estimate of the time required for each phase of the MS 429 process, the project should be complete during August 1994. I CONCLUSION Based upon the current conditions of Amble Drive, Bussard Court and Dunlap Street and the I service life of the options evaluated under those conditions, reconstruction is the most feasible method of street rehabilitation for these particular streets. These recommendations have been discussed and evaluated with the Arden Hills public works department and City staff. The I most feasible option for the rehabilitation of Keithson Drive is cold in-place recycling as that street shows signs that would be associated with an existing subgrade that is conducive to this construction method. The reconstruction of the streets addressed above would provide a I roadway that serves the affected neighborhood for 20 to 30 years while the cold in-place recycling will provide a roadway which will last from 12 to 20 years. The costs associated I with this project include $197,400 to the City of Arden Hills, $184,150 assessed to residents of Amble Drive, Bussard Court and Dunlap Street at the rate of $29.23 per linear foot of frontage and $13,250 assessed to residents of Keithson Drive at a rate of $11.04 per front I foot. The 1994 Street Improvements Project is technically feasible from an engineering standpoint I and would meet all standards and requirements outlined in the City's Capital Improvement Plan. {' 17 I