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r CITY OF CENTERVILLE WORKSESSION MEETING October 13, 2004 5:30 p.m. Unapproved I. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Sweeney called the Worksession to order at 5:30 p.m. Present at the meeting were Councilmembers Broussard Vickers, Capra, Lee and Paar; City Administrator Kim Moore-Sykes; Jim Dvorak, SRF; Nathan Will, SRF; Lyndon Robjent, Anoka County; Mike Kelly, Anoka County. II. DISCUSSION ITEMS a. Jim Dvorak, SRF Engineering, presented information regarding the design process for the reconstruction of CSAH 14/Main Street. He noted various points along CSAH 14/Main Street where they will be trying to minimize the impacts of the reconstruction throughout the lakes and wetland areas. Mr. Dvorak also noted the tight 90 degree corner of Main Street by St. Genevieve poses some difficulty as the church structure is a historically significant site. He reported that it becomes tight again going through the downtown area. He stated that this is the tightest area of the project as 100' is needed for the project. Mr. Dvorak said that there are 2 -3 options for this area. The roadbed can be shifted to the north; shifted to the south; or left in the center. He indicated that the aerial photos with the street overlays indicating where the road may go are a first "shot" at this preliminary plan. Mr. Dvorak indicated that these drawings will be displayed again at the meeting on October 26, 2004 at Chomonix Golf Course. Responding to questions about the options for the placement of the roadbed, Mr. Dvorak indicated that it is possible that the County may opt to move CSAH 14 to the north, based on the property values. He indicated that it may be cheaper to go north because there are fewer properties impacted by the reconstruction project. Residents also asked how CSAH 14 reconstruction will impact other intersections in Centerville. Mr. Dvorak said that the intersection at CSAH 21 (20th Avenue) will need to be reconstructed; Centerville Road will have to be widened to 3 lanes in the downtown area to allow for parking on both sides of the road. When a resident asked about the construction schedule, Mr. Dvorak indicated that reconstruction will start Spring 2006. He said that Phase II of the project will be completed by March 2005; costs need to be determined; environmental assessments completed; easements and rights-of-way need to be determined and acquisition ofthese rights-of-way to be done. When asked about