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Mr. Jim March <br /> February 5, 1997 <br /> Page Four <br /> Peltier Lake Drive Watermain Extension <br /> Watermain Cost $ 87,000 <br /> Street Restoration Cost 70,000 <br /> Landscaping Cost* 12.000 <br /> Total Construction Cost $169,000 <br /> Overhead Cost (35 %) 59.150 <br /> Total Project Cost $228,150 <br /> Credit from Developer (Creek Crossing) $35,000 <br /> Assessment Revenue (30 x 1,704) $51,120 <br /> Hook -up Fees (30 x 1,300) $39,000 <br /> City Cost $103,030 <br /> *Only includes cosi for sodding; no sluubs, trees or landscaping features <br /> Other Considerations <br /> Extending watermain north on Centerville Road would provide a potential trunk line <br /> connection for the residents along Peltier Lake Drive to the west and also the properties <br /> in the vicinity of the Waterworks establishment. It would be important to extend a trunk <br /> watermain through the Lakeland Hills development that could provide enough water <br /> through a single "dead -end" watermain. In all likelihood, it may be many years before <br /> the watermain would be looped back down Main Street to the downtown area, providing <br /> a loop connection for the residents on Peltier Lake Drive west of Centerville Road and <br /> also the properties in the vicinity of the Waterworks establishment. Oversizing this line <br /> would further increase the cost of the watermain portion of the project. An 8" watermain <br /> was used for our estimate. <br /> It is difficult to determine a fair cost to use for the credit of crossing the creek. As <br /> indicated earlier, the examples we used for easement costs included a cost per square foot <br /> based on the land value on file with Anoka County. Unless an appraisal is done to better <br /> determine the cost for the easements, this cost will need to be negotiated between the <br /> developer and the City. Our construction costs for the creek crossing options include the <br /> standard creek crossing methods required by the Department of Health, including <br /> restrained joints and the installation of a valve manhole with a tap. <br /> 260/090 -0406. feb <br />
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