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<br />DRAFT I <br />~RDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - FEBRUARY 27, 1995 2 .1 <br />Acting Mayor Malone noted the assessments would not be established at this meeting, although I <br />generally an assessment for a resident would be approximately $30 per front foot, .- <br />Superintendent Winkel noted a brief history of the project for the audience. He indicated the <br />City and County have been negotiating a road turnback for the last several years, The City . <br />requested a turnback from the County in order to do additional improvements to the road and <br />sewer. The road is now a City street. <br />Superintendent Winkel noted, once the road is rebuilt, he feels the road would last with the City I <br />properly maintaining it. <br />Consulting Engineer, Mr. Greg Stonehouse, reviewed the proposed improvements. Mr. 1- <br />Stonehouse indicated the description and cost of the project. He noted with the notable traffic . <br />issue in front of the Mounds View High School and Ryder Student Transportation bus terminal, <br />a three lane road is proposed, including a turning lane, He indicated this would provide for a <br />safer traffic flow. . <br />Mr. Stonehouse indicated storm water drainage pipe oversizing was being proposed to help <br />alleviate drainage problems that have occurred in the past. ~ <br />Mr. Stonehouse noted the estimated total cost of the improvement would be $1,226,000. He <br />indicated there are variables as to the financing of the improvement, He stated funding would be I <br />available from the County of approximately $400,000, Mr. Stonehouse indicated through <br />assessments approximately $260,000 could be obtained, the breakdown of which would be for the <br />residents: $32 per front foot; for commercial: $47 per front foot; for tax exempt $67 per front I <br />foot. He continued to note the Minnesota State Aid roadway funds would be available, The <br />Storm Sewer Maintenance fund would have approximately $180,000 available, Also, the City <br />, Water fund would generate approximately $140,000 for the improvement, I <br />Mr. Stonehouse indicated a schedule for the project, beginning with the Public Hearing on I <br />February 27, 1995; with the opening of bids on March 30; the assessment hearing on April 24; <br />beginning construction on June 15; and final construction completion on September 30,1995. <br />Mr. Stonehouse inquired if there were any questions he could answer at this time. . <br />Mr. John Stenglein of 1785 West County Road F, he asked if there were specific MN DOT I <br />specifications for the final wear course of blacktop for this road construction, that were used, Mr. <br />Stonehouse indicated 41A, was used, Mr. Stenglein inquired if he thought that was sufficient for <br />the heavy bus use, Mr. Stonehouse felt comfortable with that construction. I <br />Mr. Stenglein indicated since 80% of the traffic is from the buses, that they should be assessed for .. <br />a greater portion of the improvements. <br /> I <br />
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