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I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I , I - -~~ -~--- ~-~~-~~~~~~ --- ,,::--- -=-t~~."...,~;-:~~ ~_ .,..-.....:=:::--:::~:o:-.:::=::=::::~ - ~ - ------- O;:~~~~~~ffi~~ -,,--'=:i'=:::".""~-.:-3'~::,;2ls Karth Lake Area Q&A Pavement Management Meeting (PMP) July 24, 2002; 7:00 p.m. Page I of2 Comment.- Are the present storm drains adequate? Part of the project is to analyze those issues. Comment_. Street drain infront of house leaves silt after draining Will my new driveway be tom up if you do the streets? Drainage will be addressed. The neighborhood is generally flat and that creates more difficulty with drainageThe driveway would be restored if it is disturbed. Comment: The streets that are{lXed leave a dip where the manholes are. Curb and gutter system leaves bumps at the driveways. Generally the design does not leave a recognizable dip. The intent is to be as close to the surface as possible. The manholes that have a dip are probably from the street shifting.If we reconstruct the curb system would be depressed to try to avoid the dips and bumps. In mill and overlay we don t replacc curb and gutter. Comment: How much would the assessments be per resident. Would we get the assessment costs for all options? $10-20 a foot for the residents for an overlay. Yes the costs will be projecled in advance. Comment: Water collects in my back yard due to poor drainage in the street. Part of the analysis is to &rrVey the whole neighborhood consider options such as creating a subdrain or more slope in the street Comment: What would maintenance costs be if we do nothing? That would cost the same over a ten year period as mill and overlay. Possibly in several years it could cost $2<f30,000 a year, $700 foot per street, by patching. Yes the cost would be similar but with mill and overlay the street would be much improved and not just patched and would be in better condition. The curbs and drainage issues cannot be fixed bymill and overlay. Comment: When our street was done with mill and overlay jagged cuts were sawed and then patched. Can we avoid that? What about street lighting? The cuts made are done as a stress reliever but it creates a poor look. It is usually done right after the street is finished, mostly with concrete. It does not deteriorate the structure. New pavcment is sawed with a straight line to avoid the patched look. Lighting is not been done by the City.