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INGERSON PROJECT REVIEW GROUP RECOMMENDATIONS . recycle with Bituminous curb.65,66 It is obvious from a cost standpoint that the cold recycle approach would provide an enormous cost savings to both the City and the residents67 The Review Group acknowledges that some roadways within the project (e.g. Ingerson Ct., Carmon) may need to undergo full reconstruction due to their present condition. However, not all streets within the project may be in need of full reconstruction. Greg Brown advises that "dual" improvements (some roadways undergo full reconstruction and some roads only undergo cold recycle replacement) are possible68 The Review Group suggests that this approach be used for the Ingcrson Project provided, however, that the end product is a road with a consistent life expectancy throughout, which is commensurate with reconstructed roads of the same type. LAKE JOSEPHINE Review Group Recommendations: The original BRW feasibility report proposed to reconstrnct the stream that runs into Lake Josephine by Fernwood Court and Ingerson Road. A resident and/or the Lake Josephine Association (comprised of residents along Fernwood Court and Ingerson Road) privately own this land. The Review Group acknowledges that water quality standards must be addressed. By incorporating alternative methods for stormwater runoff in the Ingerson Project, the City . can significantly decrease the amount of water flowage into the Lake Josephine stream off Ingerson Road. Before any design proposal is undertaken for this area, the City and Council should obtain further information about whether or not the area/stream currently meets the needs of the City and water quality standards and the water quantity anticipated. The Review Group acknowledges that the Conncil has received recommendations submitted by the Lake Josephine Association. This land provides not only recreational value but also homeowner market value to the owners. For these reasons, as well as the reasons cited below, the Ingerson Project residents as well as the Review Group members are opposed to the taking of any ofthis land. If, bowever, any changes are made to this private property (e.g. increase stream width by approximately 6"), the City should provide tangible and/or monetary consideration to the owners of any land impacted by the change. The original BR W feasibility report included reconstruction of the stream that runs into Lake Josephine near the intersection ofFernwood Court and Ingerson Road. The BRW feasibility report failed to take into account that the land that the stream flows through is privately owned by a residcnt and/or the Lake Josephine Association, failed to identifY the current amount of 65 Greg Brown's estimates are based upon a 32' roadway. 66 Cold recycle can be done in increments of2", 4", 6", etc. 67 It needs to be noted and acknowledged that BRW's project monetary compensation is based upon the total project costs. Obviously, if the roadways are not reconstructed, the project costs decrease significantly. 68 July 6, 2000 meeting. . 28 August I7. 2000