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� � � It is recommended the City assess property abutting street reconstruction projects on a front foot basis in accordance with the rates established in this report. � It is also recommended residential property be assessed a minimum 75. front feet (F.F.} and a � maximum 90 F.F. an their short side, regardless of side yard or backyard lengths. Shown in Table 8 is the ro sed 2004 Street Im rovement Pro'ect. Streets aze listed alon with centerline f�ta e , P Po P J g g I � estimated costs and proposed residential assessment amounts. Figure �10. 7 shows the proposed improvements on a City map, which includes seal coating, mill and overlay and street reconstrucpon. ' � Proposed 2(N14 Street Improvements Estimated Costs and Assessments The project streets are listed on Page 1 of Table 9. The total cost for street improvements (seal � coat, reconstruct and mill) is $2,800,000. Approximately 25% of this totaI, or $650,000� will be assessed to property owners wha abut the streets and receive benefit. The street reconstruct , assessment ranges from $2,500 to $3,p00 per lot. � Most of the 2004 project streets will require water mains and storm sewers to be installed. The � total cost for these new utilities within the city right-of-way is $967,000, as shown in Table 8. New water main is assessed 100% to residents, up to a 6-inch diameter pipe. Storm sewer is split � SO-50 between residents and the City. The estirriated assessment per lot for water main and storm sewer is $4,000 to $5,000. � I All streets proposed for reconstruction in 2004, except Dupre Road, will need concrete curb and � gutter to replace existing bituminous curbs. The estimated assessment for curb and gutter, which is based on 75% homeowner cost, is $1,000 per lot. 1 Combining the street, utility and curb assessments, the total range is $7,500 to $9,000 per lot. i t � Centerville Pavement Management Study 23