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FEASIBILITY STUDY <br />3.0PROPOSED ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS <br />Given the poor condition of the existing roadways, the need for extending municipal water <br />service, potential future redevelopment opportunities, and efficiencies of combining these <br />improvements, it is the recommendation of this report that the following improvements be <br />completed as part of this project: <br />3.1STREET SECTION IMPROVEMENTS - FULL RECONSTRUCTION <br />The streets in the project area have a lack of both proper drainage and subbase material to <br />withstand the high water table and typical freeze thaw cycles. Therefore, the proposed <br />improvement is a full reconstruction of the street section. Soil borings have been ordered to <br />confirm our assumptions regarding the existing road section conditions which are based on the <br />general knowledge of the area and observations of the pavement conditions/structure. The <br />proposed street section will add significant depth to the materials in the section, including the <br />aggregate base, sand, drain tile and geotextile fabric, which will conform to the City of <br />Centerville standard pavement sections for 9 ton residential roadways (see Figures 4 and 5). <br />Additionally, catch basins and storm sewer will be replaced and added to improve drainage <br />within and adjacent to the roadway. <br />Because these improvements will generally widen roadways and will extend water services to <br />the property line, a significant amount of front-yard disturbance will occur. Boulevards will be <br />restored with sod and driveways will be replaced in-kind. The amount of sod and driveway <br />replaced on each lot will depend on service locations and any changes in street grade which <br />may be part of the final design to fit the existing topography. <br />On most streets within this project area, the proposed roadway width is 28’ between the faces of <br />the curb. This is narrower than the City of Centerville’s standard residential street width of 32’. <br />Several factors were considered in recommending the proposed narrower street width: <br /> The existing Right of Way widths are 50’, which is narrower than other developed areas <br />in Centerville. <br /> The existing setbacks to homes in the downtown area are generally less than in other <br />areas. Using this narrower 28’ roadway width will minimize shortening of driveways so <br />that vehicles are able to continue parking in driveways without encroaching into the road. <br /> The existing street width in the project area is approximately 22’. The widening impacts <br />to adjacent properties (driveways, yard grades, etc.) with the proposed 28’ width will be <br />less than a 32’ wide roadway. <br /> The proposed 28’ section will also reduce the overall increase in impervious area <br />compared to the standard 32’ street width, therefore lessening the amount of stormwater <br />management/treatment that is required. This allows the storm water to be mitigated <br /> City of Centerville <br /> 2020 Downtown Street and Utility Improvement Project <br />Project No.: 193804758 4 <br />24 <br /> <br />