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. The assessments shall not be for more than 50% of the cost to construct a 7-ton road. . The City portion of the street reconstruction cost (50%) will be funded using PIR funds. Storm Water Asbury and Ridgewood currently do not have a complete storm sewer system. The installation of curb and gutter as a part of the street reconstruction project will also require the construction of storm sewer pipe and catch basins. It should be noted that because of the existing topography, a portion of Rose vi lie's streets drain north into Arden Hills; this will continue after construction. Rain gardens or infiltration trenches will be constructed in the boulevards of the homes in Roseville to collect and infiltrate the storm water. However, a portion of the runoff will still drain down the hill into the Arden Hills system. As a result of this, when the Arden Hills streets are reconstructed, the storm sewer system will be constructed to address the runoff from Roseville. The agreement between both cities will allocate the storm sewer costs appropriately, based on contributing runoff. PROJECT OPTIONS Option 1: Participate with Roseville and reeonstruct streets in 2008 As discussed above, there are many benefits to participating with Roseville on this project. By having one project, the homeowners would only have to deal with the dust and noise of reconstruction for one construction season. With a joint project, we may also see some construction cost savings. Because of the existing topography, a portion of the neighborhood in Roseville drains to Arden Hills. Roseville is proposing to construct rain gardens or infiltration trenches in the boulevards of the homes in Roseville to collect and infiltrate the storm water. However, a portion of the runoff will still drain down the hill into the Arden Hills system. By participating with Roseville at this time, the storm sewer system will be constructed to address the runoff from Roseville. By having one project, we would be able to have a more comprehensive storm sewer design. Option 2: Participate with Roseville and construct storm sewer only (rain gardens) in 2008 This project would only reconstruct the streets in Roseville. We would work with the residents that have lots that straddle the City boundary on a logical terminus for the reconstruction project in relationship with their property. Rain gardens would be constructed in Arden Hills as a part of this project to address the street runoff; however, we would not construct any storm sewer pipe or catch basins until the streets are reconstructed in the future. Roseville would contribute to the storm sewer cost of that future storm sewer project, based on contributing runoff. Option 3: Do not participate with Roseville This project would only reconstruct the streets in Roseville. We would work with the residents that have lots that straddle the City boundary on a logical terminus for the reconstruction project in relationship with their property. Street reconstruction and associated storm sewer 17