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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />DATE: 06/0 2/03 <br />ITEM O: V1. A. <br />Approval: Department Manager Reviewed: Agenda Section: <br />Ieari.ngs <br />Item Description: Public Hearing for City Project UL- 03 -11: Oakcrest Avenue Streetlights <br />Background: On April 28, 2003, the City Council received a feasibility report that discussed for the <br />installation of street lights on oakerest Avenue, from Prior Avenue to Fairview Avenue. The Council set a <br />public improvement hearing for June 2, 2003. we received a petition from Roseville Properties who owns <br />four of the six commercial properties that have frontage on oakcrest Avenue, between Prior Ave and <br />Fairview Ave. <br />Current City policy is to provide street lights at intersections and at 600 foot spacing along city streets at no <br />cost to adj acent property owners. Stn ctly applying this policy, this would provide 3 standard lights at City <br />cost. Roseville Properties is interested in having a higher level and style of lighting along this street. The <br />proposal they requested increases the number of lights from 3 to 10, with the cost of installing the 8 new <br />upgraded lights being assessed to the adjacent property owners. The completed feasibility report outlines <br />four different street light style options. All options were discussed with Roseville Properties. Staff does not <br />have a preference or recommendation for a particular style of lights, and would defer to the property owners. <br />Roseville Properties has indicated that Option 4, shoebox fixtures with aluminum poles, is their preference. <br />Policy objectives: Upon request, the City will pair to install street lights at intersections, curves in the road, <br />hills and valleys in the road, greater than 600 feet spacing, or at dead- ends/cul -de -sacs. Additional locations <br />or upgraded fixtures may be installed as with 100% of the additional cost assessed to adjacent property <br />owners. <br />Financial implications: The total cost of the project, depending on what option is determined, ranges from <br />$56,209.12 to $71,223.38. The following is a summary of the of the project costs for Option 4: <br />Installation of lights.. .................... r............■ a................■... ........•.........n..$41,785 ■o0 <br />(2 light poles at no charge because light can be placed on existing wooden poles) <br />Energy/Maintenance Cost of 7 lights ............. , .... r . .............. .............move . $22,963.89 <br />Engineering, Legal & Administrative Pees ............... r ............................... $65474.89 <br />TOTAL■.. ■...r ■r■+ ors..■.. r....... a+..... rrr ............. ...r ......... .■ a. r. ... A.... a.t.rrr.rL $71 8 <br />Consistent with the City" s assessment policy, the installation, operation, and maintenance casts of the 7 <br />additional lights are proposed to be assessed. Actual assessment amounts would be determined following a <br />public assessment hearing in the fall of 2004. we do not recommend assessing the Single Family properties <br />one the east side of Falm'ew for this improvement. ,. <br />W 1 1 + <br />.Approval of a resolution ordering project UL -03 -11 and directing the improvement to be installed. <br />Prepared B: Jolinda Stapleton <br />